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fi* WORCESTERSHIRE 

General and Commercial 






DIRECTORY. 

For 1820 ; 



CONTAINING THE 

CITY $ SUBURBS OF WORCESTER, 

THE 

BOROUGH OF DROITWICH, 

And the Towns of 

Presenting an Alphabetical Arrangment 
OF THE 

Gentry, Clergy, Merchants, Manufacturers, and 
Inhabitants in general. 

WITH A DIGEST OF PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, 
And a 

List of Magistrates for the County, 



TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, 

A brief Account of the Trade, Manufacture, Population, 
Extent, Public Biuld ; rgs, S~c of each Tovrn. 

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List of Magistrates for the County 6 

Brief A ecount of the City of Worcester 9 

Section First. — City and Suburbs of Worcester. . 27 
Bjief Account of the Borough of Droitwich.. . .... 123 

S ection Second.— -Borough of Droitwich 127 

Brief Account of the Town of Bromsgro ve ........ 1 35 

Section Third, — Town of Bromsgrove 139 

Brief Account of the Town of Stourbridge 163 

Section Fourth.— Town of Stourbridge 167 



LIST OF MAGISTRATES 

&ax tlje County, 

In the Commission of the Peace below the Peerage, 
Those marked thus (*) are acting Magistrates, 



The Hon. Andrew Foley 

The Hon. William Henry 
Lyttelton 

The Hon. George Rush- 
out Bowles 

The Hon. James Somers 
Cocks 

Sir John Pakington, Bart. 

Sir John Saunders Se- 
bright, Bart. 

Sir Charles William Rouse 
Boughtou, Bart. 

Sir John Dashwood King, 
Bart. 

*Sir Thomas Edward Win- 
nington, Bart. 

Sir Charles Cockerell, 
Bart. 

♦Sir William Smith, Bart. 

Rev. Henry Rowland 
Berkeley, D. D. 

Rev. John Jones, D. D. 

Rev. Samuel Wilson 
Warneford, D. D. 

Rev. John Anthony Per- 
ry, D. D. 

Rev. John WingfieId,DD 

Rev. George Frank Blac- 
kiston, D. D. 



*Rev. John Tirnbrell, D.D. 

Rev. John Banks Jenkin- 
son, D. D. Dean of 
Worcester 

♦Rev Luke Booker, 
LL. D. 

John Addenbrook Adden- 
brook, Esq. 

Edward Addenbrook Ad- 
denbrook, Esq. 

William Anderton, Esq. 

*Matthias Attwood, Esq. 

Aaron Attwood, Esq. 

John Attwood, Esq. 

*Thomas Biggs, Esq. 

William Edward Rouse 
Boughton, Esq. 

*Thomas Clutton Brock, 
Esq. 

* Henry Bromley, Esq. 

*Thomas Henry Bund, 
Esq. 

Richard Chambers, Esq. 

Richard Bourne Charlett, 
Esq. 

Edmund Lechmere Charl- 
ton, Esq. 

♦Richard Cocks, Esq. 



LIST OF MAGISTRATES. 



•Thomas Bealo Cooper, 

Esq. 
William Champion Cres- 

pigny, Esq. 
Edward Dixon, Esq. 
•Lieut. Gen. William 

Dowdcswell 
William Dowding, Esq. 
•Thomas Farley, Esq. 
♦Henrv Geast, Esq. 
•Philip Grcslev, E^q. 
•Richard Griffiths, Esq. 
William Hamper, Esq. 
•Thomas Hawkes, Esq. 
Roger Wright Hawkes, 

Esq. 
Thomas Hill, Esq. 
William Holmes, Esq. 
Thomas Homfray, Esq. 
Thomas Honey bourne, 

Esq. 
•Richard Hudson, Esq. 
Thomas Hunter, Esq. 
John Jefferys, Esq. 
41 Benjamin Johnson, Esq. 
Edward Johnstone, Esq. 
Elias Isaac, Esq. 
John Knight, Esq. 
♦Joseph Lane, Esq. 
♦Joseph Lea, Esq. 
♦William Lea, Esq. 
Edmund Hun^erford 

Lechmere, Esq. 
Henry Greswold Lewis, 

Esq. 
♦John Little, Esq. 
Richard Warburton Lit- 
ton, Esq. 
James Male, Esq. 



Richard Mence, Esq. 
Walter Michael Moseley, 

Esq. 
James Wakeman Newport, 

Esq. 
♦Josiah Patrick, Esq. 
♦Henry Perrin, Esq. 
•George Wigley Perrott, 

Esq 
•John Phillips, Esq. 
John Pidcock, Esq. 
William Preedy, Esq. 
Wilson Aylesbury Roberts, 

Esq. 
Edward Rudge, Esq. 
William Oldnall Russell, 

Esq. 
Saint Andrew St. John, 

Esq. 
•John Sayer, Esq. 
♦Ferdinaudo Smith, Esq. 
•John Soley, Esq. 
•Richard Spooner, Esq. 
John Taylor, Esq. 
James Taylor. Esq. 
Gore Townshend, Esq. 
♦William Turton, Esq. 
♦William Villiers, Esq. 
♦Henry Wakeman, Esq. 
William Wall, Esq. 
•Samuel Wall, Esq. 
•William Welch, Esq. 
♦Edward Wheeler, Esq. 
♦Edmund Meysey Wigley, 

Esq. 
♦John Williams, Esq. 
Francis Williams, Esq, 
•William Withering, Esq. 



1IST OF MAGISTRATES. 



Rev. Job Walker Baugh 
Rev. George Biggs 
*Rev. Thomas Blackall 
*Rev. William Boughton 
Rev. William Burslem 
Rev. William Calcott 
*Rev. James Commeline 
Rev. James Commeline, 

jun. 
*Rev. Denham James Jo- 
seph Cookes 
Rev. Samuel Cooper 
Rev. George Baj lis Corn- 
wall 
*Rev. Charles Crewe 
Rev. William Digby 
*Rev. Henry Barry Dom- 

ville 
Rev. John Dudley 
*Rev. Charles Dunne 
*Rev. Joseph Fell 
♦Rev. John Thomas Fen- 
wick 
Rev. Thomas Philip Fo- 
ley 
*Rev. John Foley 
*Rev. John Robert Hall 
•Rev. William Heath 
* Rev. Joseph Higgins 
*Rev. Thomas Hill 
Rev. Henry William Hill 
*Rev. Charles Hill 
*Rev. Nathaniel Hinde 
, Rev. John Hippisley 



Rev. George Huddleston 

Rev. Jeirvoise Purefoy Jeir* 
voise 

# Rev. Edward Wilmington 
Ingram 

Rev. Thomas Jones 

*Rev. John Keysali 

*Rev. Joseph Martin 

*Rev. Peter Miller 

*Rev. Thomas Elton Miller 

*Rev. Richard Francis On- 
slow 

*Rev« Samuel Peshall 

*Rev. William Probyn 

*Rev. Reginald Pyndar 

Rev. Charles Rock 

*Rev. Francis Rufford 

*Rev. Henry Salmon 

Rev. William Smith 

*Rev. Martin Stafford 
Smith 

Rev. Thomas Lambert 
Snow 

*Rev. John Francis Sey- 
mour Fleming St. 
John 

*Rev. Joseph Taylor 

♦Rev. George Turberville 

Rev. John Turner 

*Rev. James Volant \Ta- 
shon 

*Rev. Christopher White- 
head 

Rev. Reginald Wynniait 



BABIES!? Ml^SMM® 

OF THE 

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WORCESTER is a large, populous, handsome 
City, about four miles in circumference, plea- 
santly situated in a vale on the bank of the Severn; 
its general appearance exhibits undoubted proofs of 
the opulence of its merchants, tradesmen, and inha- 
bitants. The houses are well built, and the streets 
regular and spacious, with an excellent pavement 
and convenient footways. It lies 52° 9' 30" North 
latitude, and 2° 0' 15" West longitude from Green- 
wich, 112 miles from London, and nearly in the 
centre .of the Count}'. It is a City and County of 
itself, and sends two members to parliament. Tho 
number of houses in the year 1811, was 2399, and 
the population 13611. Since which time a consider- 
able number of houses have been built without the 
liberties of the City ; and if we include the township 
of St. John's, the Tvthing of Whitstone, and those 
parts that are extra-parochial, the total population 
may now be considered upwards of 15000. 

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10 GITY OF WORCESTER. 

The City is governed by a Mayor, Recorder, Six 
Aldermen (who are Justices of the Peace), chosen 
out of twenty-four principal citizens, a Sheriff, and 
Two Chamberlains, annually elected. These are 
assisted by a Town Clerk, Two Coroners, and Forty- 
eight Common Council Men, who compose the Cor- 
porate Body, and are attended by a Sword Bearer, 
Four Serjeants at Mace, Thirteen Constables, Four 
Musicians, and Four Beadles. 

The following is an abstract of the Charter granted 
by King James the First : — 

" The City of Worcester to be a County and City 
u of itself, distinct from the County of Worcester, 
" and to be called the County of the City of Worces- 
" ter. 

" The Judges and Justices to have the power of 
" holding the Assizes and the Sessions for the County 
* in the City. 

" The former Bailiffs, Aldermen, Chamberlains, 
" and Citizens, to be one Body Corporate, by the 
M name of Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of the 
" City of Worcester. 

" May purchase lands, &c. and may grant and 
" demise lands, &c. 

" May plead and be impleaded. 

" May have a common Seal, changeable at plea- 
" sure. 

" One Citizen to be Mayor. 

" Six Citizens to be Aldermen. 

" One Citizen to be Sheriff'. 

*' Two Citizens to be Chamberlains. 

" Four-and-twenty to be capital Citizens whereof 
" the Mayor and Six Aldermen are to be Seven. 

" Eight-and-forty other capital Citizens, of which 
li the Chamberlains are to be two. 

" The Four-and-twenty and the Eight-and forty to 
" be called Common Council Menr 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 11 

" To have a Council House in the Guild Hall, and 
" to make Bye-Laws. 

"To inflict corporal punishments or fine. 

u To levy fines by distress. 

" The Body at large to choose a Mayor yearly, on 
" the Monday next after the Feast of St. Barthole- 
" mew, out of the Twenty-four. 

" If the Mayor die during his office another to be 
" appointed. 

44 The Body at large to choose Six Aldermen yearly 
" out of the Twenty-four. 

" If any Alderman die in office another to be ap- 
" pointed. 

44 To choose a Sheriff yearly out of the Body at 
" large. 

" If the Sheriff die during his office another to be 
" appointed. 

44 Two Chamberlains to be elected yearly, out of 
" the Body at large. 

" If the Chamberlains die during office others to be 
<• appointed. 

" One learned and discreet man to be chosen 
" Recorder, to continue in office during pleasure. 

44 A Common Clerk, four Auditors, and other infe- 
!'■ rior Officers, to be appointed. 

• 4 Two Coroners to be elected out of the Citizens. 
" No other Coroner to have power in the City. 

"An Escheater to be elected out of the Citizens, 
" who is to answer before the Barons of the Exche- 
u quer. 

44 A Sword Bearer to be elected and to continue in 
" office during pleasure ; and to attend the Mayor and 
" carry the sword before him in the City, and in St. 
44 Michael and St. John's parishes. 

44 Four Serjeants at Mace to be elected, and to 
" continue in office during pleasure and attend the 
44 Mayor and Sheriff. 

44 The Body at large to attend the King. The 
" Mayor to carry the Sword before the King. Four 



12 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

" Aldermen to carry the Maces, and at his departure 
** to attend him to the limits of the County of Wor- 
44 cester. 

" The Body at large to attend any of the Royal 
"Family. The Mavor and Three of the Aldermen 
c * to carry before them the Maces, and at their depar- 
H ture to attend them to the limits of the County of 

* Worcester. 

44 If any person elected to any office (except the 
"Recorder or Common Clerk), shall refuse to act, 
M to be expelled from all liberties and franchises, or 
r ' to be committed to gaol until he will exercise it, or 
" to be fined or amerced, and may be committed to 

* gaol until such fines are paid. 

4< If any member neglect or refuse to come to 
44 convocation, to be amerced and another chosen. 

44 When any of the Twenty-four die or shall absent 
44 themselves from any meeting for twelve months 
" after summons, they may be removed and other 
44 members chosen into the Twenty-four from the 
" Forty-eight. 

14 When any of the Forty-eight die or be removed, 
(l the residue of the Forty-eight to choose other 
44 Citizens into that number to fill up the vacancies. 

u The Mayor. Aldermen, Sheriff, and Chamber- 
44 lains to take their respective oaths yearly, for the 
44 due execution of their several offices, before ten or 
44 more of the capital Citizens; the Mayor to be sworn 
4V on the Monday next after St. Michael's day, or 
'• within fifteen days following'; and Aldermen, She- 
* 4 riff, and Chamberlains, on the second Monday 
w after St. Michael's day, or within fifteen days fol- 
'" lowing. 

44 The Recorder, Common Clerk, Auditors, Coro- 
44 ner, and other Officers, to take their several oaths, 
41 lor the due execution of their offices, in like 
44 manner. 

** A Court of Record to be holden every Monday, 
44 before the Mayor, Recorder, and Aldermen, or any 



CITY OF WORCESTER. t3 

11 three or more of them ; the Mayor, or one of the 
** two ancient Aldermen to be one, of all Plea-s, Ac- 
ik lions, Suits, and Trespasses, with force of amis or 
*' otherwise, as well above as under 40*. and of Ac- 
" tions real as well as personal and mixt.. 

M The Mayor, Recorder, and Aldermen of the City 
" to be Justices, during the time they shall be id 
M office, for the preservation of the peace, and tochas- 
,k tise and punish offenders, according: to the Statutes, 
f for offences committed within the City. 

u They are also to adjust and rectify abuses in 
" weights and measures or in selling victuals contrary 
<¥ to the Statutes and punish all forestallcrs, regra- 
■* tors, extortioners, &c. within the City, administer 
" the oaths to other Justices and to the succeeding 
" .Mayor, for the execution of their respective offices. 

H The Coroners to make returns of Juries, Inquisi- 
M tions, &c. by them taken, before the Mayor, Recor- 
" dor, and Aldermen. 

u TW Sheriff to be attendant upon the Justices of 
" gaol delivery of the prisoners in the gaol of the 
" City, and the precepts of the Mayor, Recorder, and 
u Aldermen, and take his oath for the due execution 
u of his office, and the office of Escheater, before the 
'* Mayor in the Guild Hall of the City, and not else- 
u where. 

* fc The Mayor to return the name of every Sheriff, 
" under the seal of the City, into Chancery. 

" The Sheriff to keep a court within the City, from 
ki month to month, upon the Tuesday yearly, and 
'* exercise all powers, jurisdictions, &c. which belong 
M to the office of a Sheriff. 

u The Sheriff to accompt before the Barons of the 
11 Exchequer, yearly. 

" The Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens to have one 
11 prison or gaol within the City, and the Sheriff to be 
J * the keeper. 

" Mayor, Aldermon, and Citizens, have power and 



34 CJTY 0F WORCESTER. 

" authority 3 to purchase manors, Iands > &c. in Mort- 
" main. 

t' A Confirmation granted to the Mayor, Aldermen, 
> and Citizens, of all and the like liberties, franchises, 
" rights, jurisdictions, fairs, markets, tolls, customs* 
" goods, and cattell, of felons and fugitives, goods 
" and cattells, wa>t, estrays, escheats, fines, amerce- 
" ments, issues, forfeitures, lands, tenements, soils, 
" commons, void ground, pourprestures, approve- 
" ments, and all other hereditaments whatsoever, 
*j which the Burgesses of the Town of Worcester, or 
44 the Bailiffs, Aldermen, Chamberlains, and Citizens 
44 of Worcester heretofore held and enjoyed, yielding 
" to the King such and the like services,, rents, and. 
" sums of money, as were heretofore yielded and 
"paid. 

. f? The Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens, to enjoy 
"..all gifts, grants, legacies, &c. as the Bailiffs, Alder- 
44 men, and Chamberlains heretofore enjoyed, with 
" the same power to recover and use the same. And 
44 to enjoy all offices, jurisdictions, powers, and privi- 
44 leges within the City, as v\ as heretofore enjoyed by 
"them. 

44 The Mayor to do and execute all and singular th* 
44 things within the City, which the bailiffs heretofore 
44 lawfully did. 

44 The Mayor and Aldermen to have, hold, and 
44 enjoy all offices and privileges within the City, 
44 which the Bailiffs and Aldermen heretofore lawfully 
44 held and enjoyed. 

44 The Aldermen to hold and enjoy all offices, &c. 
" which the Aldermen of the City heretofore lawfully 
"..held and enjoyed. 

*' The Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council to 
"do and execute all things within the City, which the 
44 Bailiffs, Aldermen, Chamberlains, and Council used 
44 to do and execute ; and the Chamberlains to do and 
44 execute all things which the Chamberlains within 
" the City were lawfully wont or ought to do. 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 15 

"The Bishop, Dean and Chapter, and their tenants 
" to enjoy all privileges and customs anciently due to 
" them. 

(Signed) 

« YOUNG AND PIE. 



" By a Writ of 7 
u p r ivy Seal. J 



" Dated at Westminster, 2d Oct. 1621.— 19th King 
" James 1st." 



CORPORATION OF WORCESTER, 

Elected and continued for the Years 1819—20. 
Members of the Twenty-four* 

Jflapor. 

1. Right Worshipful Elias Isaac, Esq. 

&*c0r&er* 

Right Hon. George, Earl of Coventry. 

&ltiennen an* Jftagfettate*. 

2. Worshipful Humphrey Chamberlain, Esq. 

3 Thomas Farley, Esq. 

4 Richard Nash, Esq. 

5 Thomas Carden, Esq. 

6 William Morton, Esq. 

7 John Blew, Esq. 

8. .......... Francis Hooper, Gent. 



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CITY OF WORCESTER. 



gUtretmm op #0utte% 



Having passed the Chair* 



9. Thomas Davis, Esq. 

10. Francis Wilson, Esq. 

11. Thomas Best, Esq. 

12. James Wakeman, Esq, 

13. Thomas Allies, Esq. 

14. Samuel Crane, Esq. 

15. Herbert Rogers, Esq. 

16. William Blew, Esq. 

17. John Doweling, Esq. 



Johnson, 



18. Benjamin 
Esq. 

19. Thomas St. John, Esq. 

20. Robert Brown, Esq. 

21. Samuel Garmston, Esq. 

22. SirAnthonyLechmere, 
Bart. 

23. Robert Chamberlain, 

Esq. 

24. William Moore, Esq. 



Chamberlains* 

Henry Clifton, Gent. | William Wanklin, Gent. 

fctoton Cleriu 

Benjamin Johnson, Esq. 

Coroners 

John Piatt, Gent. | Nathaniel Mence, Gent. 

Jtflemoets of tije dPotfHECgiJt. 



His Royal Highness the 
Duke of Cumberland. 

Right Hon. Lord Viscount 
Dudley & Ward. 

Walter Haynes, Gent. 

John Wheeley, Gent. 

W'alter Careless, Gent. 

Thomas Garmston, Gent 



James Paine, Gent. 
William Wall; Gent. 
John Williams, Gent. 
Thomas Carden, jun. Gent. 
Samuel Wall, Gent. 
Charles Dowding, Gent. 
John Garnatt, Gent. 
William Watkins, Gent. 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 



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Josepli Powell, Gent. 
Elias Isaac, Gent. 
John Mann, Gent. 
James Churchill, Gent 
Jolyi Thomas, Gent, 
Thomas Lessingham,Gent 
John Severn Ballard, Gent. 
John Jones, Gent. 
Joseph Ellis Viner, Gent. 
William Shaw, Gent. 
William Dunn, Gent. 
Henry Clifton, Gent. 
Philip Mason, Gent. 
Edward Blew, Gent. 
John Morton, Gent. 
John Dent, Gent. 
William Wankliu, Gent, 



Richard Garmston, Gent. 
Thomas Best, jun. Gent. 
Charles Lessingham, Gent. 
John Clifton, Gent. 
James Fletcher, Gent, 
James Hinton Tymbs, 

Gent. 
Henry Jones, Gent. 
Humphrey Chamberlain, 

jun. Gent. 
Chase Armstrong Hoi I, 

Gent. 
John Morton, Gent. 
Harvey Berrow Tymbs, 

Gent. 
William Henry Lennens 

Walcott, Gent. 
(Five Vacancies,) 



gtoortr Nearer. 

Mr. John Shuck. 

Serjeants at JWace. 



John Crane. 
William Allen. 



William Powell. 
William Whittall. 



Several trading companies are incorporated here, 
(viz.) Glovers, Pursers, Pouch Makers, and Poynters, 
incorporated 1497, united with the Tanners, Saddlers, 
and Pewterers in 1664, Cordwainers 1504. 

Mercers, Grocers, Haberdashers, and Upholsterers, 
3504, to whom the Apothecaries were united in 1663. 

Clothiers first in 1511, renewed in 1590. 

Bakers 1528. 

Tailors 1551. 

Ironmongers 1598. 

Butchers 1604, 

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18 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Barbers and Tallow Chandlers 1677. 

Carpenters and Joiners 1690. 

Bricklayers 1713. 

Coopers 1726. 

Masons, a fellowship erected 1739. 
• Fishermen, a fellowship by prescription. 

Parish Clerks, a fraternity by prescription. 

There are five annual fairs held at Worcester, (viz.) 
on the day before Palm Sunday, on the Saturday in 
Easter week, on the loth day of August, on the 19th 
day of September, and the first Monday in December, 
and the following markets toll free, — the second Mon- 
day in February, and the first Monday in the* month* 
of May, June, July, and November. 

The Cathedral, notwithstanding the great variety 
of style it exhibits by having been erected at different 
periods, has a grand and venerable appearance ; Us 
model resembles the Collegiate Church at Brussels, 
iu the Austrian Netherlands. 

The general plan is that of a double cross. The 
tower, which was completed in the year 1374, is 200 
feet high, aad arises from the great cross aisle ; its 
top is terminated by four pinnacles of open work, 
and surrounded with battlements. The statues of the 
Virgin Mary with our Saviour in her arms, and of St. 
Oswald and St Wulstan on each side of her are on a 
level with the windows, in the bell room, which con- 
tains a set of eight bells, supposed to be equal to 
those of York, the largest weighing 6600/6. 

There are nine parish churches within the liberty 
of the City, and two without (viz) ; — 

1. St. Nicholas, situate on the Hast «ide of the 
Cross, a Rectory in the gift of the Bishop. 

2. St. A loan's, situate the North West corner of 
Fish Street, a Rectory in the gift of the Dean and 
Chapter. 

3. St. Andrews, situate on the North side of Co- 
penhagen Street, a Rectory in the patronage of the 
Dean and Chapter. 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 19 

4. St Helen's, situate in the High Street, a Recto- 
ry in the gift of the Eisbop. 

" 5. St. Swithin's, situate at the West eiul of Meal- 
eheapen Street, a Rectory in the patronage of the 
Dean and Chapter. 

6. St. Martin's, situate at the North West angle 
of the Corn Market, a Rectory in the gift of the Dean 
and Chapter. 

7. All Saints, situate near the bottom of Broad 
Street, a Rectory in the dispensation of the Crown. 

8. St. Clement's, situate near the Bridge, a Recto- 
ry in the gift of the Dean and Chapter. 

9. St. Peter's, situate near Diglis Meadows, a 
Vicarage in the presentation of the Dean aud Chapter. 

10. St John's, situate in the Township of St. 
John's, aVicarage in the gift of the Dean and Chapter. 

1 I St. Michaei's, situate the North East comer of 
i)ia Cathedral, a Rectory in the gift of the Dtan and 
Chapter. 

Besides the parochial churches here are the follow- 
ing places of worship for dissenters, (viz.) — 

A Chapel in the Connexion of the late Lady Hunt- 
ingdon, situate in Birdport Street. 

independent Meeting House in Angel Street. 

Methodist Chapel in Pump Street. 

Anabaptist Meeting House, North West corner of 
Silver Street. 

Quakers Meeting House and burial ground, San- 
son! Fields. 

A Chapel for the use of the Roman Catholics, near 
Sansora Street. 

The principal trade now canied on in Worcester 
is the manufacture of gloves, in which a very great 
improvement has taken place within the last few 
years, and the demand has increased with the spirit 
aud enterprize of the manufacturers. The number of 
persons employed in the different brauches of this 
manufacture are estimated at about 8000. 

There are also three very extensive manufactories 



20 CITY OF WORCESTER* 

of porcelain, carried oft by Messrs. Flight, Barr, and 
Barr ; Messrs. Chamberlains ; and Messrs. Thomas 
Orainger & Co. These gentlemen have by their inde- 
fatigable exertions, attained to such a degree of per^ 
fection in the whiteness and texture of the ware, 
aiid the beautiful paintings how executed, as to rival 
the first manufactories in Europe. 

Worcester is the most considerable hop market in 
the kingdom, three-fifths of the produce of the sur- 
rounding plantations are brought into this City for 
sale ; the average number of pockets sold yearly are 
upwards of 20,000. 

The great fluctuation that takes place in the price 
of hops, has rendered it an article of great specula- 
tion ; in proof of which, the early part of the last year 
the price of hops per cwt. v/as i;24, whereas the last 
fair, September 19th, the average price was only 72s. 
The hop market which is situate at the South end of 
Foregate Street, is governed by Guardians^ chosen 
out of every parish in the City ; here are very exten- 
sive and commodious warehouses, in which large 
quantities of hops are lodged for the convenience of 
the dealers. 

The Worcester and Birmingham canal was begun 
in the year 179 lj and was made navigable December 
4th, 1815, for which the proprietors obtained an Act 
of Parliament, and are allowed to take the following 
sums for tonnage ; — On coal, iron, ironstone, stone, 
timber, and other goods and things (except lime and 
limestone), upon any part of the canal (except the 
iirst 10 miles from Birmingham), 2*. 6d. per ton. On 
lime and limestone upon any part of the canal, (ex- 
cept the first ten miles from Birmingham), Wd. per 
ton. On coal, iron, ironstone, stone, timber, and 
other goods or things, (except lime and limestone), 
upon the first 10 miles from the head of the canal at 
Birmingham, 3d. per ton per mile. On lime and 
limestone upon the first 10 miles from the head of 
the canal at Birmingham,. Id. per ton per mile. 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 21 

Only Id?, per ton to be taken on goods or oilier 
things carried to or from the Severn, into or out of 
the bason near the City of Worcester, and notpasshig 
on any other part of the canal. 

Paving stones, gravel, sand, and other materials 
for making and repairing roads ; and dung, soil, marl, 
and other manure for the improvement of the lands 
or grounds of persons whose lands shall have been 
taken for the use of the canal, except lime and lime- 
stone, are to pass free, with the usual exceptions. 

Several very extensive warehouses have been 
erected at Lovvesmoor and Diglis, for the housing of 
goods ; likewise a powerful steam engine for supply- 
ing the canal from the Severn. A large iron foundry 
has been established on the bank of the canal, under 
the firm of the Worcester Iron Foundry ; and on the 
the other side, near Lowesmoor, are the Works of the 
Worcester Gas Light Company. 

Among the public buildings in this City, the Guilds- 
Hall is most worthy of remark : it is a modem edifice 
situate in the High Street, and was completed in the 
year 1723, from a design of Mr. White, a native of 
Worcester, and a pupil to Sir Christopher Wren. 
On the front under the cornice is exhibited a Roman 
trophy, in which the imperial arms of England, sup- 
potted by two angels, are the principal of the group ; 
in a niche between the two centre windows is a statue 
of Queen Ann, and underneath is written hi gold 
letters, ANNA REGINA. The parapet is ornament- 
ed with five statues, (viz.) on the centre is the figure 
of Justice with her sword and balance ; on the right, 
Peace, with the olive branch ; and on the left, Plenty, 
with the cornucopia. The statue at the North end 
represents Chastisement, that on the South, Hercules 
or Labour. In niches on each side the entrance, are 
the statues of King Charles the 1st and 2d ; the for- 
mer supporting the church, the latter holding legal 
government. 

The hall on the first floor is spacious and lofty : to 



22 CITY OF WORCESTER, 

the West are two courts of justice, wherein are held 
the assizes and sessions for the County and Ciiy. 
Over the liall is the council chamber, a most elegant 
apartment ; in the centre opposite to the entrance is 
placed on a bracket of statuary marble, lichJy embel- 
lished, a portrait of his present Majesty in his corona- 
tion robes, presented by him to the Corporation, (at 
their request) when on a visit to this City in the year 
X788. Adjoining the council chamber are handsome 
rooms tor tea and cards at the public assemblies; 
likewise two commodious rooms for the County and 
City grand juries. 

Opposite to the Town Hall is the new Market 
Place, its interior is well arranged, and was first 
opened on the 18th of February 1804: its erection 
cost the Corporation the sum of £5050. The Market 
days are Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays ; the 
latter is the principal market day for all kinds of 
commodities. 

The Theatre, a commodious building now under 
the management of Mr. Crisp, is situated in Angel 
Street. It was erected by the subscription of twenty 
persons £50 each, advanced on security of the build- 
ing, each subscriber to receive interest for his mone}, 
and a silver ticket, transferable at pleasure. Plays 
during the season are exhibited four times a week. 

The public subscription Library, situated the North 
West side ot Angel Street, is an institution under the 
direction of a President, Treasurer, and a Committee, 
annually chosen ; the subscribers are numerous, and 
the terms of subscription moderate. Strangers and 
non-residents are admitted on being introduced by a 
snbscriber. 

The general Infirmary* a very handsome building, 
pleasantly situated to the West of the Foregate 
Street, and commands a most delightful prospect; the 
interior is airy and spacious. The building was 
erected in the year 1770, by voluntary contributions, 
at the expence of £0085, and is ably 'Supported by 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 23 

legacies ami the liberality of the public. The yearly 
receipts are about ,£4000, it being a general Infirma- 
ry it is open to patients of all countries, by a recom- 
mendation from a subscriber. In cases of accident 
persons are admitted without a recommendation, any 
hour during the day or night. Thelate Mr. Robert 
Velt.ers. formerly a silk mercer in this City, be- 
queathed to his executors for the benefit of this 
institution, the sum of £6000. It is attended by 
three physicians, three surgeons, and other officers ; 
(viz.) Drs. Woodyatt, Maiden, and Hastings ; Messrs. 
Garden, Sandford, and Shepherd, Surgeons; House 
Surgeon, Mr. Hubert Cole ; inspecting apothecary 
Mr. John Raymont ; Matron Mrs. Perkes. 

The House of Industry is a noble edifice built on 
an eminence called Tallow Hill, to the East of the 
City, it was erected by virtue of an Act of Parlia- 
ment, in the 32d year of the reign of his present 
Majesty, under the direction of G. Byfield, Esq. at 
an expence of £7318 7*. exclusive of the sum of 
,£2273 3s. Sdi in purchase of about 22 acres of land 
adjoining. On the 10th of November, 1794, the poor 
of the incorporated parishes of Worcester were first 
received into this comfortable asylum. Under the 
provisions of the Act of Parliament Justices of the- 
peace, may act in the united capacities of Magistrate 
and Director ot this institution. 

The City Gaol, situate in Eriar Street, was former- 
ly a house of grey friars ; it is the most entire of any 
ancient religious house in Worcester ; it was granted 
to the Citizens by Henry the 8th. 

The new County Prison, erected at an expence of 
near £19,000, is situated in Salt Lane, leading from 
the Foregate Street into Pitchcroft, just without tiro 
boundaries of the City ; it is surrounded by. a brick 
wall 15 feet high, which encloses about three acres of 
ground, the different wards are well arranged for the 
various classes of criminals, and separate ones are 
.appropriated for the male and female debtors. Mr,' 



$4 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Davis, the present keeper, has been in that office 
upwards of 30 years. 

The following public scbools and hospitals bare 
been founded and endowed in this City add neigh* 
bourhood ; — 

The King's, a college school founded by King 
Henry the 8th, 1541, for 40 scholars. 

Queen Elizabeth's school, endowed for tbe classi- 
cal education of 12 boys, situate near St. Swithin's 
church, founded in the 3d year of her reign. Rebuilt 
1735. 

Bishop Lloyd's school, in New Street, endowed for 
16 boys and 8 girls, founded in the year 1714. 

Subscription free school, upon tbe Lancasteiian 
system. Erected 1810. 

National school on the Madras system. Esta- 
blished 1812. 

Moore's hospital, Silver Street, endowed for the 
relief and education of 10 poor children. 

lnglethorp's hospital, adjoining Sansom Fields, 
endowed for 6 men and 2 women. The number bas 
since been augmented. 

Nash's hospital, New Street, endowed for 10 men 
and 2 women ; 5 more has since been added. 

Wyatt's hospital, Friar Street, endowed for 6 poor 
men. 

Queen Elizabeth's hospital endowed for 29 poor 
women. 

Burkley's hospital, opposite the Hop Market, en- 
dowed for 1-2 poor men. 

Shewring's hospital, Tything, endowed for 6 poor 
women. 

St. Oswald's hospital, Tything, endowed 1682, in 
whieh are supported 16 men and 12 women* 

Goulding's hospital, Tything, endowed for 3 men 
and 3 women. 



€JTY OF WORCESTER. 2o 

MEMBERS OF THE CATHEDRAL, 

The Right Rev. Folliott Herbert Walker Cornewall, 
Lord JBishop. 

Venerable Richard Francis Onslow, M. A. 
Archdeacon. 
Very Rev. John Ranks Jenkin^on, D. D. 
Dean. 

James Henry Arnold, LL. D. 
Chancellor. 

Ten Canons or Prebendaries. 

Rev. James Meakin, M. A. Sub-Dean. 
Rev. Septimus Collision, D. D. 
Rev. John Wiugfieki D. D. 
Rev. J. F. S. F. St. John, M. A. 
Rev. William Digby, iVl. A. 
Rev. Townshend Forrester, D. D. 
Hon. and Rev. Edward Rice, M. A. 
Hon. and Rev. Richard Ba&ot, M. A. 
Rev. Herbert Oakley, M. A. 
Rev. Henry Anthony Pye, M. A. 

Eight Minor Canons. 

Rev. Digby Smith, M. A. (Chanter.) 
Rev. Thomas Clark, M. A. (Sacrist.) 
Rev. Thomas Hey ties, B. A. 
Rev. Allen Wheeler, R. D. 
Rev. William Staflbrd, B. A. 
Rev, Kichard George, LL. B. 
Rev. Matthew Limn, M. A. 
Rev. William Price, \1. A. 
D 



26 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Organist and Master of the Choristers. 
Mr. Charles Clark. 

School Masters. 

Fev. Edward James Porter, M. A. 
Rev. Cornelius Copner, B. A. 

Eight Lay Clerks. 

Ten Choristers* 

Forty King's Scholars. 

Two Sextons % 

Two Vergers. 

Two Butlers. 

One Manciple. 

Two Cooks. 

Ten Beadsmen. 

Three Porters. 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



l^art E. 



SECTION FIRST. 
GO&TAIjklRG THE CITY fr SUBURBS 

OF 



*** Abbreviations wben requisite are as follows, (viz J h for 
house — in, lane — sq- square — st, street— Vict. Victualler— Manuf. 

Manufacturer — Yd. Yard, Some few others may occurwhich will 

be readily understood. 



ACKRILL and Matthews, Bakers, Goose Lane 

Adams Lydia, Clothes Broker, Merry Vale 

Adams Richard, Gent. Pool House, Ty thing' 

Aldrum Capt. Sansoin Fields 

Allcrott John, Victualler, Cross Keys, Sidbury 

Allen Nathaniel, London Road 

Allen Michael, Victualler, Farriers' Arms, Butts 

Allen James, Victualler, Don Cossack Doldy 

Allen Thomas, Straw Hat Manufacturer, New-street 

Allen George, Glove Manufacturer, Kdgar-sireet 

Allen Charles, Glove Manufacturer, Edgar-street 

Allen Mr. Job, Henwick Read 

Alien Richard, Butcher, Shambles 



28 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Allen George, Glove Manuf. Block House Fields 

Allgood Read, dealer in Straw Plait, Bank-street 

Allies James, Currier, 70, Broad -street 

Allies Thomas, Maltster, Foregate-street 

Allies Mrs, Tanner, St. John's 

Allso Thomas, Carpenter, Butts 

Amphlett and Son, Carpenters, Love's Grove 

Arophlett Mrs. Milliner, Bridge-street 

Anderson and Perry, Painters and Gilders, Foregate-st. 

Andrews E. Bookseller, High-street 

Andrews John, Hair Dresser, Newport- street 

Archer and Williams, Grocers and Tea De alcrs, 

wholesale and retail, Goose Lane 
Ashmoro's Waggon Office, Angel-street 
Aston and Sonthan, Fishmongers, 38, High-street 
Aston Edward, Glove Manufacturer, 107, High-st. 
Alias lire & Life Insurance Office, Ty thing — Agent, 

Mr Thornbury 



Badger William, Breeches Maker, 2, Corn Market 
BagotHon. and Rev. R. College Greeu 
Bailey William, Land Surveyor, St. John's 
Bailey William, Shoe Maker, St. John's 
Baldwin John, Organ Builder, North Parade 
Ball Philip, Glove Manufacturer, Silver-street 
Ballard J S. Grocer and Tea Dealer, 31, High~street 
Ballard Mr. Philip, Gent. Boughton Fields 
Bannister John, Chair Maker, Little Fish-street 
Barber William, Tailor, St. Oswald's Place Sansora 

Fields 
Barber John, Surveyor of the Roads, Lowesmoor 
Bardin Christopher, Academy, Friar-street 
Barker Thomas, Gentleman, Villa House 
Barker William, Gentleman, London Road 
Barneby and Best, Solicitors, Foregate-sttcet 
Barneby Richard, Esq Foregate-street 
Barnes Mrs. College Yard 



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CITY OF WORCESTER. 2# 

Barnes William, Maltster, St. John's 
Batoes Thomas, Grocer and Tea Dealer, 39, High-st.. 
Barnesley Thomas, Gentleman, St. John's 
Barnesley Mrs. Stay Maker, High-street 
Barnett William, House Painter, Ty thing 1 
Barnett Thomas, Cooper, Church-street 
Barratt Edmund, Maltster, 45, Foregate-strcet 
Barrow Samuel, Carpenter and Wheelwright, Back 

Walk, Tything 
Barrey George, Glove Manufacturer, Bath Row 
Baskerville Thomas, Woollen Draper, 64, High-st. 
Bass Mrs. Ladies' Seminary, Diglis-house 
Bate man Thomas, Baker, St. John's 
Baxter Thomas, Artist, Edgar-street 
Baylis George, Hair Dresser, 93, High-street 
Bay lis Richard, Victualler,. Curriers' Arms, Angel-st» 
Baylis Mrs. London Road 
Beach T. Tailor, St. John's 

Beck Charles, Plumber and Glazier, Leach-siicet 
Beck William, Surgeon, St.. John's 
Bedford Rev. Thomas, Fish-street 
Beeken Hector, Grocer & Tea Dealer, Mealeheapen 

Street 
Beeken and Hurst, Grocers and Hop Merchants, 16^ 

High-street 
Beese James, Fruiterer, College-street 
Beesley Francis, Glove Manufacturer, St. Juhn's 
Benbow John, Glove Manuf. Birdport— House, Park 

Place, London Road 
Benbow John, Plaisterer, Pump-street 
Benbow William, Victualler, Lion, Leigh 
Bennett John, Glover and Tailor, 33, High-street 
Bennett and Newman, Linen Drapers, High-street 
Bennett William, Currier and Leather Seller, 30^, 

Broad-street 
Bennett Richard, Gent. Rainbow Kill 
Bennett John, Vict. Hen and Chickens, Merry Vale 
Benton Walter, Farrier, Angel-street 
Berwick and Co, Bankers, Go, High-street 



30 CITY OF WORCESTER* 

Berwick Mrs. Gentlewoman, Sansom Fields 

Best Thomas, Glove Manufacturer, Foregate-sfreet 

Best Thomas, jun. Glove iVIanuf. & Leather Dresser, 
Turkey 

Bevan George, Maltster, Merry Vale 

Pevan Francis, Maltster,. St. John's 

Bibbs Benjamin, Saddler, and Harness Maker, 3, 
Corn Market 

Bickerton Thomas, Glove Manuf. Mealeheapen-st. 

Piddle Eliz. Plumber and Glazier, 32, Broad-street 

Bigg James, Nursery & Seedsman, Mealchcapen-st. 

Bill Thomas, Scale Maker, Merry Vale 

Biugle William, Plumber, Glazier, and Painter, 
10, High-street 

Binnall Samuel, Carpenter, Lowesmoor 

Binnall James, Grocer. St. John's 

Birbeek Joseph, Hair Dresser, Old Bridge Place 

Birbcck George, Hair Dresser, Angel-slicet 

Bird & Co. Cariiers, Dig lis Wharf 
Birmingham Life and Fire Insurance Office, Copen- 
hagen-street 

Bishop John, Glove Manufacturer, Sidbury 

Bishop Charles, Grocer, New-street 

Bishop John, Blacksmith, St. John's 

Black well and Homing, Merchants, Sansom-street 

Blew, Moore, & Blew, Chyinists and Druggists, 44, 

High-street 
Blew William, Wine Merchant, Broad-street 
Blew Edward, Gentleman, Bridge-street 
Blower Edward, Surgeon, 9, High-street 
Blower Benjamin, Horses on Hire, Butts 
Bonaker Mr. near Bromwich Hall 
Bosley William, Hair Dresser and Toyman, 82, 

High -street 
Boucher John, Boarding House, Frog Lane 
Bough Joseph, Tailor, New-street 
Boughton John, Nursery and Seedsman, Lower Wick 
Boulcott IVirs. Ann, Sidbury 
Boulter George. Gent, Bridge-street 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 31 

Bowen William, Surveyor and Builder, New-street, 

—House Red Hill 
Bowen Thomas, Glove Manuf. St. John's 
Bowen James, Glove Manuf. Regent's Place 
Bowen Capt. Lower Wick 
Bowker Mrs. Gentlewoman, Tything 
Bowker Charlotte, Straw Hat Maker, Sidbury 
Bowly Mr. Boughtou Place 

Bowyer William, Vict. Bull's Head, High-street 
Boyce Benjamin, Vict. Crown and Anchor, Henwick 

Hiil 
Bovce W. C. Silk Mercer and Haberdasher, High-st. 
Bozward Joseph, Tallow Chandler, Crippiegate 
Brace John, Tailor, F«sb-street 
Bradford Mary, Milliner, &c. 34, Ki^h-st. 
Bradley Joseph, Tallow Chandler and Maltster, '25, 

Cross 
Bradley James, Turner & Fancy Chair Maker, New-st. 
Bradley John, Ironmonger, Bioad-st. — House Brom- 

wich Cottage 
Bradley Mrs. Gentlewoman, Foregate-street 
Bradley J. Engineer to the Gas Light Company, 

Bushwick 
Bradley George, Cooper, Shambles 
Brampton Samuel, Solicitor, New-street 
Brampton Thomas, Solicitor. Foregate-street 
Brecknell Thomas, Hop Merchant, Tything 
Bridge William, Boot and Shoe Maker, Powick's In. 
Bridges J. Worcester and Gloucester Carrier, Quay 
Bright Mrs. Gentlewoman, Edgar-street 
Briudley Ruth, Straw Hat &Stay Warehouse, Broad- 
street 
Bristow James, Glove Manufacturer, Doldy 
Bristow John, Currier & Leather Seller, Powick's In. 
Bristow William, Leather Dyer, Doldy 
Broadfield John, Carrier & Coal Merchant, Doldy 
Broadtoot and Ballinger, Glass and China Ware- 
house, I, Cross 
Bromley Michael, Coal Merchant, Lowesmoor 



82 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Bromley James, Wharfinger and Carrier, Lowesmoor 

Wharf 
Brooke George, Linen Draper, 91, High-street 
Brookes Thomas, Shoe Maker, Turkey 
Brookes William, Hair Dresser, Sidbury 
Brookholdin? John, Hop Merehant, Sansom-street 
Brookholdins: Mrs. Gentlewoman, Foregatc-street 
Broughtou William, Sail & Tarpauling Maker, Tm> 

key 
Brown Charles, Shoe Maker, Leach-street 
Brown Thomas, Gardener, St. John's 
Brown Thomas, Tailor, Leach-street 
Browning, William, Glove Manufacturer, Tything 
Buck Jeremiah, Gentleman, Sansom-street 
Buckley Benjamin, Builder, Slater, and PJalstercr, 

Salt Lane 
Bulford Thomas, Boot and Shoe Maker, 20, High -st. 
Bullock Charles, Dealer in Grindeiy, Little Angel- 
street 
Bullock Thomas, Tailor, Birdport 
Bulstrode George, Esq, 29, Foregate-street 
Bunn, Eliz. Confectioner, 23, High-street, 
Bunn Charles, Rope and Twine Manufacturer, 48, 

High-street 
Bunn Mrs. Gentlewoman, Fish-street 
Bunn John, Sacking Manuf. Palace Row — House 

London Road 
Bunn Major, Upper Wick 
Burdon Joseph, Milk Carrier, New-street 
Burden Stephen, Draper and Clothier, Goose Lane 
Burford William, Weaver, St John's 
Burford Maria, Dress Maker, Powick's Lane 
Burgess Miss, Ladies 7 Seminary, New Road 
Burgess Thomas, Vict. General Hill, Fish-street 
Burgess Rohert, Sheriff's Officer, Bank- street 
Burlingham Thomas and John, Glove Ma-nuf. Sid bury 
Burlingham Joseph and Samuel, Shoe Manuf. Sidbury 
Burnidge Edward, Yict. Rein Deer Inn and Free 
Mason's Tavern, Meaicheapen-street 







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CITY OF WORCESTER. 33 

Furrow John. Maltster. Cross— House Rainbow Hill 

"Burrow Samuel. Glove Maunf. Ne\v-s!ivc t 

Barrow Thomas. Saddler ^ Harness ."Maker, Meal- 

cheapen-sireet 
Burrow John, Glove Manufacturer, Cross 
Burrow \\ iliiam. Draper. 27. Cross 
Burt Henry, >boe Make*, Park Place 
Barton llamas. Maltster. Formate-street 
Bury William, Yint Crown. Friar-stn ot 
Butler Sarah. Printer, Garden Market 
Butler William, Victualler, Cross K^ys Trinity 
Butler Airs. 108, High-street 
Butler Richard, Viet. Green Dragon, Newport-street 

— Public Warehouse St. Clements Gate 
Butler Thomas Victualler, Saracen's EI e al , i\ thing 
Butler Robert, Gentleman, Heilwick Road 
Butt William, Shoe Maker, Sidbury 

C 

Calder John, Vict. Leopard, Broad-street 

Calvin John. Hatter and Glove Manuf 2, Broad-sf. 

Cameron and Pest, Solicitors. Palace Row 

Canal Company's Whan. Digiis — Agent T. Smith 

Cape well John, Ha'.r Dresser, New- street 

Garden George, Clerk to the Gas Light Company 

Carden Thomas, Gent. Mealcheanen-stR' c 

Garden John, Surgeon, New-street 

Carr Benjamin, Broker, Leach Street 

Carwardine John, Grocer and Tea Dialer, Corn Alar. 

Caswell William, Coal Merchant, Helton-street 

s r William. Glove Man::!. T\lhiu£ 
Chamberlain II, i± 11. Ro>al Porcelain Works, High- 
street 
Chambers John, Gent. Tjthing 
Chambers Thomns. Shoe Maker, St. John's 
Chandler John, Vict. Crown & Anchor, Silver-street 
Chandler Thomas, Vet. Plume of Feathers, Copen- 
hagen-street 

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34 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Chapman Francis, Hop Merchant, Sansom-street 
Chesterton Jarnes, Vict White Horse, Silver-street 
Chesterton Miss, Ladies' Seminary, Sidbury 
Chesterton Jonathan, Vict. Coach & Horses, Sham- 
hies 
Chillingworth Richard, Corn Dealer, South Parade 
Chipp William, Jobbing Smith, Sidbury 
Churchill James, Gent. Barbourn Cottage 
Ciapham John, Viet. Duke of York, Little Newport- 
street 
Clarke Charles, Ironmonger and Brazier, 9, Broad-st. 
Clarke Rev. T. Edgar Tower 
Clarke Miss, 14, Foregate-street 
Clarke Joseph, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Little An- 
gel-street 
Clarke Charles, Viet. Chequers, Leach-street 
Clay Miss, Lower Wiek 
Clements Thomas,. Butcher, Newport-street 
Clent Thomas, Grocer, Lowesmoor 
Clifton John, Esq College Yard 
Clifton Rev. Robert, Cross 
Clifton Henry, Proctor, Edgar-street 
Clifton Mrs. Gentlewoman, Red Hill 
Close Edward, Plumber and Glazier, Sidbury 
Coates James, Gentleman, 11, Foregate-street 
Coates Joseph, Woollen Draper, 61, High-sheet 
Coker Mrs. Gentlewoman, Ty thing 
Cole Hubert, House Surgeon, Infirmary 
Coles Mary, Haberdasher, Shambles 
Coley Joseph, Tinman, Friar-street 
Collett John, Academy, Foregate-street 
Collier Riehard, Carpenter, Leach-street 
Collirigwood John, Surveyor and Architeet, Tything 
Collison Rev. Dr. College Green 
Colston Thomas, Victualler. Talbot, Sidbury 
Coney Mrs. Gentlewoman, Sidbury 
Cook Benjamin, Buteher, Shambles 
Cook Nathaniel, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Cooke Miss, Ladies' School, Sansom-st, 




CITY OF WORCESTER. 35 

Cooke Vincent, Turner, Lowesmoor-strcct 

Cooksey J. H. Inspector of Taxes, 1'aih Road 

Coombs Tbotnas, Bricklayer, High-street 

Cooper and Millichap, Tailors and Drapers, Goose-In. 

Cooper William, Eo<>t and Shoe Maker, Angei-st. 

Cooper J. T. Tailor, Ty thing 

Cooper Thomas, Farmer, Broadheath 

Cooper Joseph, Nailor, St. John's 

Copncr Rev. Cornelius, Cripplegate 

Corbctl James, Gardener, Leach-street 

Corbet! Mrs. College-street 

Corden W illinm, Gentleman, St. John's 

Corker Daniel, Cork Cutter, Butts 

Corles Captain W illiam, Bath Road 

Colterell William, Painter and Glazier, High-street 

CoUerell John, Clothes Broker, Leach-street 

Cotterill John, Vict. Hare and Hounds, College-st. 

Gotterill George, Glove Manuf. College-street 

Cotterill Hobert, Plumber and Glazier, Mealcheapeu- 

strect 
Cottrill Joseph, China Painter, Newport-street 
Coucher H. Straw Hat Maker, Sidbury 
Coweil and Cartwright, (late Timings), Upholsterers 

and Cabinet Makers, 95. High-street 
Cowell. Crane, and Kilpin, British Wine Manufac- 
turers, Foregate-street 
Cowcll Benjamin, Gent. Barbourn Lodge 
Cownley Henry, Tailor, Shambles 
Cox John, Glove Manufacturer, South Parade 
Cox Thomas, Glove Manufacturer, 9, High-street 
Cox Richard, Tailor, Sidbury 
Co}d Lydia, Midwife, College-Street 
Cracroft Edmund, Gent. Hen wick Road 
Craine Benjamin, Hop -Merchant. College Yard 
Crane George. W auh Maker, High-Street 
Cripps, J. C Tea Dealer and Wine Merchant, 31, 

Cross 
Crisp \\ iiiiam Gent. St. John's 

.ett Jubn ; Boot & Siioc Maker, Mea!cheapcn-st, 



36 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Cropper Miss, Ladies' Seminary, College Yam 

Crow Edward, Tailor, Goose Lane 

Crowley, Lealand, & Hicklin, Carriers, Lowestnoor 

Wharf 
Crowther John, Maltster, Friar-street 
Crump Richard, Upholsterer, 83, High-street 
Crutchley Henry, Gent. Sansom-street 
Curnock John, Vict. Archangel, Fish-street 
Curtis William, Bricklayer, Back Walk, Tything 

D 

Dance Thomas, Chymist and Druggist, 27, Broad-st 
Dance Philip, Vict. Ewe and Lamb, Angel-street 
Dance Samuel, Tallow Chandler, New-street 
Dangeriield Capt. Bridge-street 

Daniel.1 Samuel, Hatter and Hosier, 63, High-street 
Daniel William, Supervisor of Excise, Angel-street 
Dankes and Co. Carriers, Diglis Wnarf 
Darby Mrs. Gentlewoman, Catherine Vale 
Darke Samuel, Glove Manuf. Sansom Fields 
Davies & Son, Tailors and Habit Makers, I, High-sU 
Davies William, Vict. Cock, Copenhagen-street 
Davies Rev. Thomas, Tything 
Davis Rev. John, Berkley's Hospital 
Davis William, Plumber and Glazier, Copenhagen-st. 
Davis Henry, Glove Manuf. Copenhagen-street 
Davis Joseph, Librarian, Newport-street 
Davis John, Breeches Maker, Newport-street 
Davis John, Bricklayer and Plaisterer, Bridge-street 
Davis Joseph, Gent. Tything 
Davis John, Carpenter, Silver-street 
Davis Francis, Cork Merchant, High-street 
Davis Mrs. Old Bmy 

Davis Williarti, Tallow Chandler, Sidbury 
Davis Thomas, Esq. Tything 
Davis William, Glove iVIanuf. Edgar-street 
Davis William* Keeper of the County Gaol and 
House of Correction 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 37 

Davis John, Glove Maiwf. High Timber-street 

D-tvise [Mrs. Gentlewoman, Tylhing 

Day William, Hat Manuf. 99, High-street 

Day John, Glove Manuf. Bridge-street 

Day Henry, Plumber and Glazier, Friar-street 

Day Elizabeth, Viet. Black Boy, Leach-street 

De Comcy Patrick, Solicitor, Commissioner for tak- 
ing Irish Affidavits, and Agent to the West of 
England Insurance Company, Foregate-street 

De Egville Mr. Dancing Master, College Vard 

Deighton Henry, Bookseller & distributor of Stamps, 
53, High-street 

Dempsy Dcnnes, Agent and Surveyor, Mealcheapen- 
street 

Dent John and William, Glove Mannf. High-street 

D< nt John, Gent. Foregate-street 

Dent Thomas, Giove Mantitf. Sidbury 

Dent Rev. Benjamin, St. John's 

Dexter Charles, Glove Manuf. High-street 

Digby Rev. William College Green 

Dipper Francis, Silk Mercer, 5, Cross 

Dixon Dr. Grove Villa 

Dixon James, Tailor, St. Johr/s 

Dobbins Richard, Cooper, 24, Broad-street 

Dods Mr. Surgeon, Sansom Fields 

Doe Enoch, Artist, Edgar-street 

Done Wilir-.ni, Gent. Lower Wick 

Done Richard, Baker, 7, High-street 

Done -Alary, Toy Warehouse, 24, Cross 

Done Thomas. Baker, Corn Market 

Dooley Charles, Clerk, Newport-street 

Dove) Thomas, Bell Hanger, I'mr-street 

Do\ey Thomas, Vict Waterloo Tavern, Block-house 
Fieids 

Dough'y John, Giove Manufacturer, High-street 

Dowding Charles, E-q, Tvtlmig 

Dowding John. Fanner, Ujwei Wick 

Dult) Richard, Broad heath 

Duncan John, Flop Merchant, Sunsoui-slreet 



38 GITY OF WORCESTER. 

Dunn William. Glove Manuf. Foregate-strcet 

Dunn Henry, Glove Manuf. Coin Market 

D urn ford James, Vict. Old Greyhound Inn, >> cw-st. 

Dulfield Samuel, Butcher, Shambles 

Dyke Maiy, Clear Starcher, Friar-street 

E 

Eaton Mrs. Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 

Eaton T. Bookseller, College-street 

Edginton Richard, Gardener, Leach-street 

Edgecombe Thomas, Bookseller, College-street 

Edmunds Isaac, Music Seller, 50, High-street 

Edmunds John. Brick Merchant, St. Clement's Ga*e 

Edmunds Abraham, Timber Merchant, Lowesmoor 

Edwards and Lawrans, Farriers, Butts 

Edwards Mr. Houghton Place 

Edwards James, Carpenter, Carden-street 

Edwards Miss, Farmer, Rush wick 

Edwards John, Gent. London Road 

Edwards George, Gent. Lower Wick 

Edwards John, Ladies' Shoe Maker, 21, High-street 

Edwards Joseph, Dyer, Carden-slreet 

Edwards Mrs. Tylhing 

Eicox John, Gent. St. John's 

Ellis Eli, Jeweller, Goose Lane 

Ellis Joseph, Twine h Sacking Manuf. Broad-street 

Eilison John, Grocer, Turkey 

Elt Edward, Bridge Place 

Elrington Mrs. Gentlewoman, Foregate-street. 

Evans & Cadbnry, Linen Drapers, Haberdashers, and 

Silk Mercers, Cross 
Evans and Stokes, Grocers and Tea Dealers, 64, 

Broad-street 
Evans Edward, (hy mist and Druggist, Foregafe 
Evans Thomas, Hop and Seed Merchant, Foiegate 
Evans Joseph, Vict. Hop Market Inn 
Evans John, Clerk, Bank Street 
Evans John, Cabinet Maker, Ty thing 



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Evans S. Milliner and Dress Maker, Sidbury 

Evans 'I 'ho mas, Glove Manuf. Old Bridge Place 

Evans Thomas, Gent. Houghton Place 

Evans William, Vicf. RisingSun, Cripplegate 

Everall George, Baker and Maltster, 74, High-st. 

Everail George, jiiii. Gent. Boughton Fields 

Evi rill Thomas, Straw Mann factory, 49, High-street 

Everton Francis, Baker, Cripplegate 

Evesham William, Gent. Tything 

Excise Office, Little Angel street 



Farley, Johnson, and Turner, Bank, 4, Cross 

Farley Thomas, Esq. Henwick 

Farley John, Gent. H en wick Road 

Earley Job, Staffordshire War^ house, Shambles and 
Market Hare 

Earlow Mrs. Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 

Farmer Mrs. Sid bury 

Parnham John, Tailor and Draper, College-street 

1 aulkener Rev. William, Head Master oi the Gram- 
mar School, Bath Road 

Featherstone William, Boat Owner, Newport-street 

J'eatherstone James, Viet. Boat Inn, Lowesmoor-st. 

Feathers tone \\ illiam, Coal Merchant, Lowesinoor 
Wharf 

Featherstonhaugh A. S. dry mist and Druggist, 27, 
High-street 

Fen wick Jesse, Bookbinder, Carden-street 

Ferny hough Mrs. Gentlewoman Foregate-street 

Fidoe Edward, Vict. Horn Tavern, Angel-street 

X ieid Joseph, Spirit Merchant and \\ liarfinger, St 
Clement's Gate 

Field John, Shoe Maker, Friar street 

Field Miss Mary, London Road 

Finch, Mrs. Shoe Maker, St. John's 

1 letcher James, Linen and Woollen Draper, (7, 
Broad-street 



40 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

"Flight, Rarr, and Earr, Royal Porcelain Works, 45> 

High-street 
Flinn J. sen, Dyer and Scourer, 23. High-street 
Flinn Judiah, Dyer, Newport-street 
Fluke William, Vict. \\ heat Sheaf, Henwiclc 
Ford William, Vict. Bridge Inn, Bridge-street 
Ford John, Surgeon, Little Angel-street 
Ford Joseph, Baker, Sidbury 
Forrester Rev. Dr. College Green 
Fowler George, Tailor, College-street 
Fox Thomas, Nail Factor, Block-house Fields 
France Thomas, sen. Gentleman, St. John's 
France Thomas jun. Solicitor, St. John's 
Freaaie Thomas, Cabinet, Upholstery, and Fancy 
Chair Manufactory, Goose Lane, Five Doors 
from the Cross 
Freeman Mrs, Bough ton Fields 

Freeman Thomas, Tallow Chandler, Mealcheapen-st. 
Freeman Francis, Victualler. Wheat Sheaf, Sidbury 
Freeman Thomas, Glove Manuf. AMhailow's Well 
Frost R. & T. & Co. Lace Manuf. Hyiton-street 
Frost Thomas, Trunk and Packing Case Maker, Car- 
den-street 
Fuller William, Tailor, Silver-street 



Gabb George, Gentleman, Bou^bton Fields 

Gardner Edward, Malster and Corn Factor, Cross 

Gardner William, Carver and Gilder, Broad-street 

Gardner Nathaniel, Lowesmoor 

Gardner Thomas, Corn Factor, Garden Market 

Garmslon Samuel, Glove Manuf Sansom-street 

Garmsion Thomas, Hop Merchant, Sansom-street 

Garmslon Richard, Glove Manuf Ty thing 

Garnatt and Ampblett, Woollen Drapers, Foregate 

■Garnatt John, Gentleman, St. John's 

Corner John, Boot and Shoe Maker, 81, High-st. 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 41 

Garness John, Officer of Excise, Quay-street 

Gem Richard. Gentleman. Paradise Row, Tything 

George Daniel, Baker and Maltster. Friar-street 

George W. V. Glove Manufacturer- Fish-street 

George William, Gh<ve Manufacturer, High-street 

George Rev. Richard, Red Hill 

George William, Farmer, Upper Wick 

Gibbon Michael, Tailor, St. John's 

Gibbous George, Hop Merchant and Cheese Factor, 

Foregate 
Giles Samuel, Gentleman, Hen wick Hill 
Giles Mrs. Maltster, Copenhagen-street 
Giles Elizabeth, Butcher. Shambles 
Gill Rev. James, [Minister of the Methodist Chapel, 

Fish-street 
Gill Rowland, Auctioneer, Tything 
Giliam Robert, Solicitor, 62, Foregate-street 
Gillam, Mrs. Widow, Lowesmoor 
Glover John, Victualler, Kind's Head, St. John's 
Glover James, Victualler, The Shades, Frog Lane 
Godfrey Miss, Ladies' School, Sidbury 
Goodere Abraham. Gentleman, Catherine Villa 
Goodman John, Glove Manufacturer, Silver-street 
Goodman John, Vict Woolpack, Do'dy 
Goodman John, Glove Manuf. 3i, Broad-street — 

House Henwick Road 
Gorle Mrs. Jane, Sidbury 
Goulding Robert, Gentleman, Tything 
Grainger Thomas, Carpenter Tything 
Grainger Thomas & Co. Porcelain Manuf. Foregate 
Grainger Joseph, Baker, Foregate-street 
Grape Rev. Richard, Tything 
Green Edward. Clerk, Britannia Place 
Green Gideon, Shoe Maker, New-street 
Green Thomas, Shoe Maker, Friar-street 

Green Farmer, Town's Eud Farm 

Green Mrs. Gentlewoman, the Moors 
Greeuaway Daniel, Engineer, Water Works 



42 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Greenway Michael, Dealer in Hay and Straw Lowes« 

moor Wharf 
Gresley Lady, Foregate-street 
Griffin Samuel, Carpenter, Lowesmoor 
Griffin Mrs. Edgar-street 
Griffiths Edward, Gentleman, St. John's 
Griffiths John, Umbrella Maker, 64, High-street 
Griffiths Thomas, Carpenter, Butts 
Griffiths William, Tailor, Lowesmoor-street 
Griffiths William, Glove Manuf. Friar-street 
Griffiths William, Shoe Maker, Leach-street 
Groves James, Butcher, Friar-street 
Grout William, Tailor, Little Angel-street 
Grout John, Cooper, Blockhouse Fields 
Grundy Thomas, Farrier and Smith,.' Back Walk, 

Ty thing 
Grundy Elizabeth, Bookseller, Friar-street 
Guise Lady, Foregate-street 
Gurnmery E. Vict. The Old Wherry, Quay-street 
G w i n n a 1 1 M us. London Ron d 
Gwiunell Major, Henwick Road 

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Haden Samuel, Solicitor, 3, Corn Market 

Hadley Richard, Miller, Leigh 

Hadley James, Eating House, Garden Market 

Haines Mrs. Widow, Ty thing 

Haines Mrs, Widow, Palace Row 

Haines Walter, Gentleman, St. John's 

Hale Charlotte, Grocer, Pump-street 

Hall Thomas, Glove Manuf. Garden Market 

Flail William, Saddler and Livery Stable Keeper, 

Foregate and Sansom Fields 
IT all Walter, Gentleman, St. John's 
Hall, Nash, Pardoe, and Mence, Henwick Brewery* 

— Counting House, Hop Market 
Hall John, Bricklayer, Cripplegate ; 
Hail Samuel, Hatter, Shambles 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 43 

Hall William, Gentleman, New Road 

Hall Joseph, Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturer, Fore- 

gate-street 
Halsted Thomas, Gentleman, Turkey 
Halton Mr. Farmer, St. John's 
Hamlyn John, Surveyor of Taxes, New-st. 
J lam bury Mrs. Widow, Bridge-street 
Handy & Bentley, Auctioneers and Land Surveyors, 

Ty thing 
Handy George, Draper, 26, Foregate-street 
Harbar Thomas, Vict. Wherry, Quay-street 
Harding John, Vict. Severn Trow, Hv I ton-street 
Hardman James, Dyer and Scourer, Broad-street 
Hardman Thomas, Gent. Bridge-street 
Hardy and Co. Worcester Foundry 
Harper George, Shoe Maker, 36, High-street 
Harper Samuel, Britannia Place, Tything 
Harper Thomas, Painter, Newdix Court 
Harper Moses, Gent. Barbourn Bank 
Harrington Thomas, Plumber and Glazier, 50, Broad- 
street 
Harris Mrs. Widow, Tything 
Harris William, Shoe Maker, Cripplegate 
Harris Joseph, Esq. Coney Green, Henvvick 
Harris Thomas, Agent to the East India Tea Compa- 
ny, 26, Cross 
Harris Benjamin, Cooper, Sidbury 
Harris John, Land Surveyor, College Precincts 
Harrison Henry, Vict. Shakespear Tavern, Augcl- 

street 
Harrison Miss, St. John's 
Hart George, Gent. Sansom Fields 
F] art Thomas, Barbourn 
Hattam Catherine, Silk Dyer, Bank-street 
Hastings Dr. Paradise Row, Tything 
Hay John, Vict. Gloucester Arms, Copenhagen-sf. 
Haves T. Printer, Bookseller, & Stationer, Broad-st. 
Hayes Richard, Vict. Angel, Silver-street 
rlaynes Walter, St. John's 



44 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Haywood John, Engine Keeper, Lowesmoor 

Heath Joseph, Lamprey Potter, Edgar-street 

Hebb Christopher H. Surgeon, Mealcheapen-street 

Helm George, Mealman, Powiek Mill 

Helm Miss, Ladies' Seminary, College Yard 

Helm Frederick, Mealman, College Yard 

Heming William, Gent. Rainbow Hill 

Hemming John, Ironmonger, High-street — House 
London Road 

Hemming William, Carpenter and Builder, Palace 
Row 

Hemming William, Gent. Rose Hill 

Henson William, Lace Manufacturer, 40, Copenha- 
gen-street 

Heynes Rev. Thomas. B. A. Edgar-street 

Hiam Sarah, Vict. New Inn, Shambles 

Hiam John,Glover and Grocer, Pump-street 

Hickman John, Shambles i 

Hickman Edward, Butcher, Shambles 

Hickman Benjamin, Glove Manufacturer, New-st. 

Hide John, Cooper, Newport-street 

Hiddy Mrs. Jane, Tything 

Higgins James, Tailor, Tything 

Higgs William, Appraiser and Auctioneer, Sansom-st. 

Hill George, Solicitor, Deputy Clerk of the Peace, 
and Coroner, 48, Broad-street 

Hill Richard, Surgeon, 54, Broad-street 

Hill Richard, Supervisor of Excise, North Parade 

Hill John, Shoe Maker, 47, Copenhagen-street 

Hill Eliz. Cooper, Newport-street 

Hiil John, Glove Manuf. Friar-street 

Hill Mrs. Gentlewoman, Henwick Hill 

HillJohn, Fanner, Grove 

Hillman Mrs. Sidbury 

Hinks H Blacksmith, Trinity 

Hobbs William, Auctioneer, Foregate-street 

Hobday Edward, Wire Worker, Corn Market 

Hobbins Thomas, Gent. Henwick Hill 

Hobro John, Vict. Holly Bush, Foregate 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 45 

Hodges Thomas, Hop Merchant, Bank-street— House 
Severn Bank 

Hodges Thomas, New-street 

Hodson Thomas, Gent. Henwick Hill 

Holbrook William, Woollen Draper, 55, High-street 

Holden Rev. W. K. 15, High-street 

Holdsworth William, Solicitor, Forcgate-street 

Holl C. aud W. Printers and Publishers of the Wor- 
cester Herald, High-street 

Holland William, Bricklayer, Butts 

Holland J. P. Hop Merchant, Hop Market — House 
Rainbow Hill 

Holland Francis, Bricklayer, Butts 

Holland Walter, Farmer, Upper Temple Lawn 

Holloway Thomas, Leather Parer, Block -house 
Fields 

Holloway Edward, Butcher, Silver- street 

Hollyhead George, Glove Manuf. Newport-street 

Holmes Miss, Bough ton Fields 

Holmes W. L. Solicitor, Ty thing 

Holmes James, Dancing Master, Sansom Fields 

Holt Thomas, Gardener, Boughton Fields 

Holt Richard, Garden Market 

Holt Thomas. Carpenter, Doldy 

Hood Mrs. Milliner, College-street 

Hook Mr. Dian's Green 

Hookey Mrs. Gentlewoman, Barbourn Terrace 

Hooper Miss, Edgar-street 

Hooper Thomas, Baker, St John's 

Hooper John, Baker and Maltster, St. John's 

Hooper Edward, Cork Merchant and Agent to the 
Globe Insurance Office, Mealeheapen-street 

Hooper Joseph, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Bridge-st. 

Hooper and WaukJin, Wine, Spirit, and Cider Mer- 
chants, 7, Cross 

Hooper Aim, Vict. Crown Inn, Broad-street 

Hooper William, Hop Merchant, Foregate-street 

Hope Sarah, Butcher, Ty thing 

Hope Timothy, Pavior, Copenhagen-street 



46 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Hopkins Jonathan, Hop Merchant Hop Market — 

House St. John's 
Hopkins John, Warwick Carrier, Quay-street 
Hopkins Richard, Dealer in Sewing Silks, 1, Fore- 
gate 
Hornige John, Comb Maker, Newport-street 
Horsey and Handy, Merchants, Little Angel-street 
Morton Mrs, Gentlewoman, Tything 
Howe James, Plaislerer, Doldy 
Howell Edward, Bell Inn, Broad-street 
Howells Susannah, Vict. Masons' Arms, Frog-lane 
Howes and Gahb, Waggon Office, Garden Market 
Hudson Benjamin Glove, Manuf. Hylton-street 
Hudson Samuel, Glove Manuf. Friar-street 
Hughes Job, Furniture Painter, Blockhouse Fields 
Hughes John, Bricklayer, Butts 
Hughes Thomas, Druggist, Mealcheapen-slreet 
Hughes Miss. Ladies' Seminary, Ty thing 
Hughes William, Baker, 47, Broad-street 
Hughes Thomas, Stainer, Doldy 
Hughes John, Traveller, Garden-street 
Hull Thomas, Mealman, Mealcheapen-strect 
Hulls Robert, Shoe Maker, Pump-street 
Ilulston James, Apothecary and Dentist, Eroad-st 
Humphreys Alexander, Gent. Foregate-street 
Humphries John, Glover and Hosier, 71, Broad-st. 
Hundediill William, V r ict. Green Man and Still, 

Tything 
Hundley T. W. Hair Dresser, Merry Vale 
Henley William, Farmer, Rushwick 
Hunt Samuel, Boot and Shoe Maker, 68, High-st. 
Hunt John, Shoe Maker, 39, Broad-street 
Hunt J. R. Bookseller and Stationer, Foregate 
Hunt Mrs. China Burnisher, Palace Row 
Hurd Richard, Esq. Principal Registrar for the Dio- 
cese of Worcester, Bishop's Palace 
Hurley Mary, Flint Glass Warehouse, 76, High-st. 
Hyde and Price, Chimney Sweepers, Trinity 
Hyde Mrs. Gentlewoman, Foregate-street 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 47 



Jackson John, Gentleman, Hen wick Road 
Jackson Thomas James, Proctor, St. John's 
Jackson William, Lace Manuf. Uylton-street 
Jackson James, Leather Dyer, St. John's 
Jacob William, Gentleman, Tithing. 
Jaill Mrs. College Yard 
James Robert, Mealman, Corn Market 
James John, Cheesemonger, Mealchcapen-street 
James Mrs. Gentlewoman, College Green 
James Francis, 'Builder, High-street 
James & Blizard, Timber Merchants, Sidbury Wharf 
James Maiy, Milliner & Dress Maker, 72, Broad-st. 
James John, Old Bury 
James ^Voses, Solicitor, 23, Foregate-street 
Jarrett Mrs. Gentlewoman, Boughton Fields 
J ebb David, Esq. Sansom Fields 
Jeffreys Mrs. Gentlewoman, Foregate-street 
Jeffreys Mr. Hop Merchant, 65, Loregate-street 
Jenkins William, Vict. Old Peacock, Trinity 
Jenkins William, Glove Manuf. Newport-street 
Jenkinson Banks, D. D. very Rev. Dean of Worces- 
ter, College Green 
Jevnes Edward, Baker, Leach-street 
ltnber Thomas, Cutler, 46, Broad-slreet 
Imperial Fire Office, Palace Row— Agents Cameron 

and Best 
ImpitlMrs. Gentlewoman, Tything 
Ingram Robert, Vict Union Tavern, Lowesmoor 
Ingram William, Butcher, Shambles 
Insull John, Slater and Colourer, Carden-street 
Instill William, Cabinet Maker, 17, Foregate-street 
Insull Mary WU Milliner and Dress Maker, 17, Fore- 
gate-street 
Insull William, Shoe Maker, New-street 
Inull Thomas, Gent. Rainbow Hill 
Johnson Miss Mary, 20, Foregate-street 
Johnson William, Glove Manuf. Palace Row 



48 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Johnson Benjamin, Esq. Town Clerk, High-street 

Johnson Thomas, Tailor, Garden Market 

Johnson James, Tinman and Brazier, Mealcheapen- 

street 
Johnson Mary, Leather Cutter, Pump-street 

Johnson Baker, Sid bury 

Johnstone John, Glove Manuf. Bath Row 

Jolly John, Waggon Office, Angel-street 

Jones Gilbert, Land Surveyor and Valuer, New-st. 

Jones Samuel, Cheese, Bacon, and Corn Factor, Corn 

Market 
Jones Richard, Brazier and Maltster, Mealeheapen- 

street 
Jones and Johnson, Glove Manufacturers, Meal- 

cheapen-street 
Jones Ann, Stay Maker, 8, High-street 
Jones William, Hailier, Ty thing 
Jones T. B. Coach Maker and Wheelwright, Sklbury 
Jones Thomas, Carpenter, College-street 
Jones Ann, Butcher, Shambles 

Jones Lime Kiln's, Barbourn 

Jones Henry, Linen Draper, 87, High-street 
Jones and Co, Linen Drapers, 57, High-street 
Jones Robert, Grocer and Tea Dealer, 3, Cross 
Jones John, Soap Maker and Tallow Chandler, 22, 

Broad-street 
Jones Richard, Land and Building Surveyor, 51, 

Broad-street 
Jones and Dawes, Ironmongers, 67, Broad-street 
Jones Isaac, Hop-Pole Inn and Royal Hotel, Forc- 

gate-street 
Jones John, Star and Garter Hotel, Foregate-street 
Jones John, Grocer, &c. 51, Broad-street 
Jones Thomas, Carpenter, Newdix Court 
Jones John, Vict, and Farmer, Hole in the Wall, 

Merry Vale 
Jones Thomas and Co. Glovers and Hosiers, 58, 

High-street 
Jones Mr. New-street 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 4$ 

Jones John, Farmer, Hill Farm 
Jones David, Vict. Swan, New-street 
Jones Jacob, Livery Stables, Tything 
Joseland Richard, Spirit Merchant, Fiiar-street 
Isaac Mrs Gentlewoman, College Green 
Isaac Elias, Esq. Houghton House 
Ivens John, Silk Mercer, 60, High-street 
Juggins John, Nail Factor and Wire Worker, 14, 
Broad- street 

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Kempson Samuel, Vict. Boar's Head, Newport-street 

Kennedy James, Painter, College Yard 

Kerby William. Bridge 

Kettle Edward, Vict. Coach and Horses, Tything 

Kilpin Charles, Gentleman, Tything 

Kilveri Mrs. Gentlewoman, Tything 

King Wiiliam, Cloih Manuf. Diaper, Tailor, and 

Habit Maker, Foregate-street 
Kingatt James, Broker, Friar-street 
Kingett William, Glove Manuf. New-street 
Kinnersley Joseph, Giove Manaf. New-street 
Kinsey Miss, Lowesmoor 
Tvnapp John, sen. Gentleman, Lowesmoor 
Knapp John, jon. Gentleman, Sidbury 
Knight James, Clerk, Merrymau's Hiil 

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La-con Samnel, Hop Merchant, Hop Market 

Lake Rev. Edward, Minister of Lady Huntingdon's 

Chapel, Birdport 
Lakemau Samuel. Tea Dealer, 60, Broad-street 
Lamb Joseph, Leather Parer, Butts 
Lamb William, Gentleman, Sidbury 
Lamb John, Bridge Place 
Lamb William, Gentleman, Henwick Hill 
Lane Samuel, Gentleman. Tything 
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50 €ITY OF WORCESTER. 

Lane William, Trimming Manuf. Pump-street 

Lane Arthur, Cooper, Sidbury 

Lane Jane, Milliner, Sidbury 

Lang ford Richard, Chair Maker, Church-street 

Laslett Thomas, Esq. T) thing 

Latham William, Staffordshire Warehouse, Allhal- 

low's Well 
Laton Timothy, Gentleman, Bridge-street 
Lavie Mrs. Gentlewoman, Bath Road 
Lavender and Viner, Ironmongers, Shambles 

Lavender Esq. Barbourn House 

Lawrence James, Carpenter, St. John's 
Lawrence G. Shoe Maker, St. John's 
Lawrence Samuel, Gentleman, St. John's 
Lea J. W. Chyiuist and Druggist, 68, Broad-street 
Lea James, Bntcher, Shambles 
Lee William, Gentleman, Henwick Road 
Lee and Son, Glove Manufacturers, Lowesmoor 
Lench John, Butcher, Shambles 
Leonard Thomas, Grocer and Tea Dealer, 25, Broad- 
street 
Lesingham Miss, St John's 
Lesingham Thomas, Hatter, Hosier, and Glover, 

56, High-street — House Henwick Road 
Lester Moses, Tailor, Garden Market 
Lewis William, Academy, St. Oswald's Place, San- 

som Fields 
Lewis Eliz. Staffordshire Warehouse, Market 
Lewis Thomas, Bookseller & Stationer, 69, Broad-st 
Lewis Thomas, Dealer in general, Butts 
Lewis William, Tailor and Draper, 42, New-street 
Lewis Thomas, Boot and Shoe Maker, New-street 
Lightband Richard, Farrier, Quay-street 
Lightwood J. Haiiier and Broker, Copenhagen-street 
Lightwood William, Clothes Broker, Birdport 
Lillington Richard, Hosier, Hatter, and Undertaker, 

Broad-street 
Lilly Joseph, Baker, Sidbury 




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Lilwall John, Watch Maker and Jeweller, 50, Fore- 
gate-street 
.Lingham Ephraim, Baker, Seedsman, and Maltster, 

59, Broad-street 
Lingham Joseph, Glove Mannf. 42, Copenbagen-st. 
Lingham T. S. Maltster, Newport-street 
Liuton Samuel, Confectioner, 29, Cross 
Little John, Esq. Cripplegate House 
Lloyd Joseph, Vict. Royal George, Old Bridge Place 
IJoyd Mrs. Vict. Mug House, Hylton-strcet 
Lloyd Thomas, Coal Merchant and Rope Manufac- 
turer, Hylton-street— House, Hen wick Boad 
Lloyd Edward, Plumber and Glazier, St, John's 
Lloyd Mr. Gent. Boughton Fields 
Lloyd Aaron, Coal Merchant, Henwick Hill 
Lloyd Job, Carpenter, Blockhouse Fields 
Loight Mrs. Ladies' Day School, Butts 
Loight Thomas, Painter, Blockhouse Fields 
London Mr Gent. Rushvvick House 
Long Edward, Solicitor, 6, Foregate-street 
Long Charles, Painter, Ty thing 
Long Mrs. Barbourn Terrace 
Lovett Mrs. Ty tiling 
Loving Robert, Stone Mason, Sidbury 
Lowe Richard, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Lowe Edmund, Lowesmoor 
Lowe John, Shoe Maker, College-street 
Lucas John, Tailor and Breeches Maker, Leach-st. 
Lucy and Sou, Builders and Surveyors, Sidbury 
Lucy James, Builder and Surveyor, St. John's 
Lycett P. F. Glove Manuf. London Hoad 
Lytlleton Mr. Gent. Lower Wick 
Lyttleton Miss Mary, 22, Foregate-street 

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Maddox Thomas, Tailor & Breeches Maker, 30, Cross 
Mainley Samuel, Laml aiid Building Surveyor, 31, 
Broad-street 



52 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Maiden Jonas, M. D. Foregate-street 

Malpas Ann, Widow, 2, High-street 

Malpas John, Plumber and Glazier, 70, High-street 

— House Rosehill Cottage 
Malpas Thomas, Glove Manuf. Garden Market 
Malvern John, Joiner, College-street 
Manison William, Hair Dresser, 61, Broad-street 
Mann John, Maltster, Ty thins: 
Mannering John, Vict. Cross Keys, Friar-street 
Manning William, Silversmith and Jeweller, 96, 
High-street, (Ladies* Work Boxes, Dressing Ca- 
ses, and other Fancy Articles) 
Markham Robert, Academy, Birdport 
Marks William, Carver and Gilder, College Yard 
Marriot Mrs. Gentlewoman, College Green 
Marsh Miss, 9, Foregate-street 
Marston William, Bricklayer, Sidbury 
Martin John, Wheelwright, Butts 
Martin Mrs. Gentlewoman, Sidbury 
Martin William, Vict. Cock, Cripplegate 
Mason Edward, Tea Dealer, 35, High-street 
Mason Philip, Chymist and Druggist, 53, Broad -st. 
Mason Thomas, Broker, Friar-street 
Mason I. and E. Silversmiths and Clock and Watch 

3r, Makers, Goose-lane 
Mason George, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Masters William, Vict. Plumbers' Arms, Friar-street 
Mathews Frances, Milliner, &o. High-street 
Mathews John, Ironmonger, 11, Broad-street 
Mathews John, Vict. Punch Bowl, CoJlege-street 
Mathews Joseph, Vict. Swan, St. John's 
Maund Edward, Leather Dresser, Leach-street 
Maund Andrew, Building Surveyor, Butts 
Ma) Henry, 7, Lowcsmoor-street 
Mayfield John, Vict. Bird in Hand, 21, Cross 
Mayfield Joseph, Shoe Maker, Shambles 
Mayo Miss, Rainbow Hill 
Mayor Daniel, Taylor, Angel-street 
Mayses William* Vict. Prince Blucher, Birdport 



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CITY OF WORCESTER. 53 

Meacham Mrs. Barbourn 

Meakin Bev. James, College Green 

Mears Mrs. Widow, Sansom Fields 

Meates Edward, Linen Draper, Mealcheapea-street 

JMence Nathaniel, Solicitor, 52 Broad-street 

Menee Rev. Mr. Turkey 

Mence John, Vict. Butchers' Arms, Shambles 

Merrick William, Boot and Shoe Maker, St. John's 

Merryfield James, Pastry Cook, Garden Market 

Messiuger T. Appraiser & Auctioneer, Lowesmoor 

Michael William, Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer, 

100, High-street 
Middleton Mrs. Gentlewoman, Red Hill 
Miles William, Diaper and Siik Mercer, 29, High-st. 
Miliage John, Tailor, Sidbury 
Miilichaps George, Coach Maker, Ty thing 
Millwater Thomas, Gent. Siubnry 
M liner Thomas, Stay Maker, Friar-street 
Minchall William, Boot Maker, Broad-street 
Mitebell Charles, Gent. College-street 
Mitchell Captain, the Moors 
Mole and Co. Waggon Office, Sansom-street 
Monnox Alexander, Shoe Maker, Angel-street 
Moore Thomas, Solicitor, 7, High-street 
Moore Captain. Merry man's Hill 
Moore Roger, GIo\eM nnf Friar-street 
Morgan John, Glove Manuf. New port-street 
Morgan Thomas, Baker, 12, Bridge-street 
Morgan William, Tailor, T\thing 
Morgan John, Vict, and Glove Manuf. Glover's Arms., 

Turkey 
Morgan John, Bulcher, St. John's 
Morris Benjamin, Cheesemonger, 9, High-street 
Morris Edward, Yict. ttritannia, Dnkly~ 
Morris Henry, Bricklayer, Merry Vale 
Morris Mrs Gentlewoman, Bridge-slreet 
Morris Isaac, Vict. Horse and Jockey, Quay-street 
Morris William, Bricklayer, Fdgar-street 
Morris James, Millwright, Turkey 



54 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Morrish William, Writing Master, London Road 
Morton William, Maltster, 7, Newport-street, and 

Lower Wick 
Mortons' the Miss, Lower Wick 
Morton John, Upholsterer, 21, Broad-street 
Moseley Mr. Hop Merchant, Rainbow Hill 
Moses James, Glove Mannf. Sidbury 
Mostyn Edward, Esq. Foregate-street 
Mountford H. late Nelmes, Confectioner, 78, High-st. 
Mmnford William, Tailor, Merry Vale 
Mnnn James, Bricklayer, Frog-lane 
Myers Samuel, Jeweller, Back Walk, Tything" 

N 

Nan fan Mrs. Quay-street 

Nan fan John, Maltster, St. John s 

Nash Richard, Esq. 13, High-street 

Nash Samuel, Confectioner, 8, Broad-street 

Nash John, Surgeon, &c. Sidbury 

Neal John, Spirit merchant, 13, Bridge-street 

Nelmes Mrs. Gentlewoman, Hen wick Road 

New William, Grocer and Tea Dealer, 28, High-st. 

New John, Coal Merchant, Hylton-street 

Newman John, M. D. Catherine Hill Hou.se 

Newman John, Leather Colourer, London Road 

Newport Thomas, Gent. Thorneloe House 

Nichols John, Unicorn Inn, Broad-street 

Nichols Mrs. Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 

Nichols Mary, Baker and Maltster, Friar-st. 

Nichols John, Carpenter, Silver-street 

Nichols John, Bf ot and SLoe Maker, Corn Market 

Nichols Mrs Tything 

J\\nd Robert, Bacon and Cheese Factor, Goose-In. 

Nixon Thomas, Bricklayer, Newport -street 

Noakc Ricljafed, Bi>ot and Shoe Maker, Tything 

Norman John, Boot and Shoe Maker, Bridge i luce 

Norwich Union Insurance UrUce, High-street 



CITY OF WORCESTER* 55 

Nott Thomas, Whitesmith, Hylton-street 

Nott Abraham, Yict. Dog and Duck, Henwiek Hill 

O 

Gates Jonathan, Gentleman, Henwiek Road 
Oates Thomas, Cutler, 80, High-street 
Oakley Rev. Herbert, M. A. College Green 
Oatridge John, Provision Dealer, High-street 
Oldnall Edward, Haberdasher, &c. 43, Broad-street 
Oliver Colonel 5, Foregate-street 
Osbouru Mrs. Gentlewoman, Tythiug 
Oseman Jonathan, Boot and Shoe Maker, 26, Higb-st. 
Otley Samuel, Yict. The Fish, High Timber-street 
Overbury James, Vict. PJaisterers' Arms, Doldy 
Overton John, Breeches Maker, Leach-street 
Overton J. P. Gove Factor, Salt -lane 
Owen Edward, Baker, Tythiug 

Owen John, Cashier at Messrs. Farley Sc Co's. Bank, 
Cross 



Pacey Mrs. Manufacturer of Hosiery, Lowesmoor-st 

Packwood John, Sheriff's Oiiicer, Little Angel-street 

Page John, Hop Merchant, Tything 

Page Simon, Shopkeeper, New-street 

Page Catherine, Druggist, Corn Market 

Page Rev. Henry, Minister of the Baptist Chapel, 

Rose Hill 
Palmer William, Machine Keeper, Allhallow's Well 
Palmer John, Glover kFellmonger, St. John's— House 

Tything 
Palmer James, Glove Manufacturer, New-street 
Palmer William, Clock and Watch Maker, Goose-In, 
Pardoe John, Vict. Bush Inn, Cripplegate 
Pardoe James, BlockhoUbe lields 
Parker William, Esq. 30, Foregate-street 
Parker and Smith, Solieitors, Newport-street 
Parker Miss, Loudou Road 



66 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Parkes Mrs* Gentlewoman, Bought on Fields 
Parkes John, Plumber and Glazier, Friar-street 
Parkes Mrs. E. Gentlewoman, Barbourn Terrace 
■Parrot t- Mrs. Gentlewoman, Thorneloe Place 
Parry John, Glove Manuf. Portland Place 
Parry Robert, Glove Manuf. College-street 
Parsons George, Tailor and Breeches Maker, 58, 

Broad-street 
Parsons Richard, Glover and Breeches Maker, Goose- 
lane 
Parsons Mrs. Gentlewoman, Barbourn Terrace 
Parti idge Thomas, Gentleman, Farmer, London-Road 
Passey Edward, (late Gardner) Glass and China 

Warehouse, 23, Cross 
Passey John, Boot and Shoe Maker, 16, Foregate-st 
Patrick Captain, St. John's 
Pattershall Mr. Farmer, Broadheath 
Paul E. Milliner and Dress Maker, Sidbnry 
Payne William, Butcher, Bridge-street 
Pedley Frances, Milliner, 8, Foregate-street 
Peglar John, Gent. Ty thing 
Pelican Insurance Office, 95, High-street 
Pemberton Abraham, Brush Manuf. 15, Broad-st. 
Pemberton John, Brush Manuf. 16, Broad-street 
Pemberton Mrs- Tanner, St. John's 
Pendrice John, Tailor and Draper, Goose-lane 
Pennethorne Thomas, Hop Merchant, 28, Forega te-st. 
Penning Samuel, Academy, College-street 
Pennington John, Grocer, Sidbury 
Perkes Joseph, Baker, Copenhagen-street 
Perkes Charlotte, Milliner and Dress Maker, Leach- 
street 
Perkins J. & J. Smiths, Corn Market 
Perkins Joseph, Dyer, Carden-street 
Perrins George, Butcher, Shambles 
Perrins John, Butcher, Shambles 
Peshall Rev. S D. Bridge-street 
Peshall E. Gent. Bridge-street 
Pettipher Samuel, Tea Dealer, Colfege-street 



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CITY OF WORCESTER* 57 

Phasey Samuel, Breeches Maker, Carden-street 

Philip Wilson, M. D, Foregate-slreet 

Phillip Charles, Tailor and Draper, St. John's 

Phillip fT. T. Cabinet Maker, Shambles 

Phillips John, Hop Merchant, Sansom-sfreet 

Phillips John, Saddler and Harness Maker, Nevv-st. 

Phillips Matthew, Grocer, St. John's 

Philpots & Preen, Linen Drapers and Haberdashers, 

21, Cross 
Philpotts Jane, Vict. New Greyhound, New-street 
Pickernell Thomas, Fanner, Broadheath 
Pick ford & Co. Wharfingers and Carriers, Lowes- 
moor Wharf 
Pierpoint Matthew, Surgeon, Church-sheet 
Pitman Thomas, Shoe Maker, Ty thing 
Pitt J. & C. Silversmiths and Jewellers, 85, High-st. 
Pitt Joshua, Toy Shop, 102, High-street 
Pitt Joseph, Hair Dresser, Sidhury 
Piatt John, Solicitor, Bridge-street 
Pointon Abraham, Pavior, New-street 
Pollard Thomas, sen. Butcher, Shambles 
Pollard Thomas, jjun. Butcher, Shambles 
Poncir Peter, General Salesman, Shambles 
Poole Mrs. Gentlewoman, St. John's 
Poole Richard, and James, Lanthorn Leaf and Comb 

Manufacturer-, 49, Broad street 
Pope Alexander, Tailor and Diaper, 2, Foregate-st. 
Porter Rev. Edward James, College Green 
Post Office Foregate-strcet— Mr. St. John Postmaster 
Powell James, Silversmith and Jeweller, 20, Cross 
Powell William, Linen Draper and Silk Mercer, 10, 

Broad-street 
Powell John, Wine & Brandy Vaults, Copenhagen-st. 
Powell Mrs. Carpenter, Lowesmoor-street 
Powell Thomas, Carpenter, Friar-street 
Powell Elisha, Vict. King's Arms, Leach-street 
Pratt George, Gentleman, Edgar-street 
Pratt Mrs. Gentlewoman, Henwick Road 
Price William and Son, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 



58 CITY OF WORCESTER, 



Price Thomas, Tailor and Draper, College-st. 

Price John, Bricklayer, Sidbury 

Price William, Grocer and Tea Dealer, College Yard 

Price Rev. William, Barbourn 

Price Thomas, Glove Manuf. Park Place 

Price William, Vict. & Coal Merchant, Golden Lion, 

High-street and Lowesmoor Wharf 
Price William, Ale and Porter Dealer, Lowesmoor 
Price Rev. Thomas, 16, Foregate-street 
Price James, Shoe Maker, Tything 
Price William, Gentleman, Merryman's Hill 
Price William, Leather Cutter, Pump-street 
Pringle W 7 illiam, Artist, College-street 
Pritchett John, Broker, 104, High-street 
Pritchett Mrs. Gentlewoman, 19, Foregate-street 
Pritchett Thomas, Gentleman, Newport-street 
Probert John, Hair Dresser, Merry Vale 
Pugh Thomas, Boot and Shoe Maker, Lowesmoor 
Pumphrey John, Leather Seller, Doldy 
Pumphrey J. and J. Glove Manuf. Copenhagen-st. 
Pumphrey Stanley, Glove Manuf. Copenhagen-st. 
Pumphrey Julius, Glove Manuf. New-street 
Pumphrey Josiah, London Road 
Pye Rev. H. A. College Green 

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Ranford Samuel, Grocer, &e. New-street 
Rayment John, Apothecary, 19, Broad-street 
Rea James, Glover and Maltster, Sidbury 
Rea William, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Rea Philip, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Rea Robert, Gentleman, Rainbow Hill 
Read William, Livery Stables, Bank-street 
Read John, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Little Angel- 
street 
Read Thomas, Upholsterer, Sidbury 
Read I. B. Wine and Spirit Merchant, Corn Market 






CITY OF WORCESTER. 59 

Redding William, Gentleman, Trippleton House, 
Henwick Hill 

Rees Edward, Vict. Black Swan, Quay-street 

Registrar Office, Edgar-street 

Reynolds Thomas, Dyer, Cripplegate 

Reynolds James, Gentleman, Henwick Hill 

Reynolds John, Broker, Pump-street 

Rice Hon. and Rev. Edward, College Green 

Rice Thomas, Grocer, 40, Broad-street 

Richards Miss, Tything 

Richards Samuel, Millwright, St. John's 

Richards and Son, Hop Merchants, Sansom-street 

Richards John. Esq. Maskerfield House 

Ricketts Richard, Vict. Old Horn and Trumpet, 
Angel-street 

R idler John, Coach Proprietor, Sidhury 
Risely William, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Roberts and Cleever, Waggon Office, Sansom-street 
Robiuson Rev. Andrew, Sansom Fields 
Robinson, Corbett, and Co. No. 4, Diglis Wharf 
Robson Joseph, Hatter, 44, Broad-street 
Robson John, Hatter, Corn Market 
Rogers Robert, Hair Seating Manuf. Copenhagen-st. 
Rogers James, Leach-street 

Rogers George, Glass Painter and Staiuer, Sidbury 
Romuey William, Surgeon, Foregate-street 
Rose Eliz. Perfumer, 3, Broad-street 
Ross John, Grocer, &c. Mealcheapen-street 
Ross John, Engraver, Corn Market 
Rouse John, Baker, 97, High-street 
Rowe Henry, Architect, Fish-street 
.Rowlands John, Coal Merchant, Lowesmoor Wharf 
Rowlands Mr. Merry man's Hill 
Rowley William, Sheriff's Officer, Lowesmoor 
Rowley William Shoe Maker, New-street 
Rudge John, Farmer, St. John's 
Huff Susannah, Butcher, Shambles 
Russell John, Tobacco Pipe Maker, Cripplegate 



GO CITY OF WORCESTER. 

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Salkel William, Academy, Primrose Hill 
Salmon Thomas, Shoe Maker, Lowesmoor 
Samroons Thomas, Vict. Fountain, Bank-street 
Sanders John, -Vict. Old Dolphin, Copenhagen-street 
Sanders Thomas W. 6, High-street 
Sanders Richard, Draper and Salesman, Leach-street 
Sand ford William, Surgeon, Bridge-street 
Sanford Richard, Basket Maker, Sidbury 
Sargeant Moses, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Savigny J. O. Gent. London Road 
Savigny Edward, Cjiymist and Druggist, 73, High-st. 
Savings Bank, Sansom-street — Open every Monday 

from 12 till 2 
Saunders William, Gent. St. John's 
Saunders William, sen. Gent. Sid bnry 
Saunders William, jun. Solicitor, Sidbury 
Sauvage William, Coal Merchant, Bridge Wharf 
Sayer John, Esq. Wick House 

Sayer James, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Lowesmoor 
Scandrett William, Glover, Grocer, and Draper, 

Bridge-street 
Scott Joseph, Gentleman, London Road 
Severn Thomas, Vict. Talbot Inn, Tything 
Seward Miss, Thorneloe Place 
Sexall William, Shoe Maker, Leach-street 
Shapman Mrs. Gentlewoman, Paradise Row, Tything 
Shares Charles, Land Agent, Auctioneer, and Ac- 
countant, 59, Foregate-street 
Sharp William, Tailor, London Road 
Shaw William, Leather Seller, 7, Mealcheapen-st. — 

House Tything 
Shaw Thomas, Farmer, Lower Temple Lawn 
Shaw Frederick, Currier, Friar-street 
"Shaw William, Saddler & Harness Maker, College- Yd. 
Sheen Ann, Milliner, Newport-street 
Sheen Thomas, Butcher, Shambles 
Sheen Richard, Baker, Newport-street 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 61 

>bn, Sweet Maker. Friar-street 
, Gentleman, Sansom Fields 

Shelfou Hem v Mu.-ic Master, 8, Barbourn Terrace 
Shelton and Bland v, Milliners and D:ess Makers, 86, 

Higb-streeJ 
Sheppanl James, Surgeon, Foregate-street 

Gliomas. Music Master, Rose-lawn, London 

R 1 

n Robert, Saddler and Harness Maker, Goose- 
Jane 
Shirley John, Woolstapler, St. Clement's Gate 
Shirley John, Tailor, Friar- si reel 

I Jobs, Gentleman, Salt-lane 
Sli ic-k John, Swo;d Dearer. Salt-lane 

; William, Hatter and Glover, 1, Broad-street, 

— House Barbourn Terrace 

. John, Bricklayer, Eougbton Fields 
Si ft on Fram .1, Bookseller, 41, Broad-street 

iter SaraU, Gentlewoman, Tjthing 

ster Thomas. Gentleman, Henwick Road 
3 .Mrs. Gentlewoman. Henwick Hill 
s Thomas and Son. Glove Manuf. 4, Higb-st. 
pson James. Plaisterer, Fisb-street 

son R. G. Glove Manuf. Lowesmoor-sfreet 
Simpson William, Vict. Porto Bello, Henwick Hill 

son John, M. A. Academy, Silver-street 
Simpson Samuel, Tailor, Powick's-lane 
Skarat! and Son. Clock and VYatcb Makers and 

Jewellers, Goose-lane 

i Mivs, Henwick Road 
Skinner George. Solicitor, Higb-street 
Skinner John, Vict Sow and Pigs, Do!dy 
Skinner Richard, Gentleman, St. Jobu's 
Skyrme Sarab, Hatter and Hosier, 66, Broad-street 
Slide William, Gentleman, Red Hill 

le John. Maltster, Silver-street 
Slade J. S, Boot and Sboe Maker, 92, High-stree* 

! and Co. Glove Manuf. Fisb-street 
Smiib James, >Yatcb Maker, Tything 



62 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Smith John, Viet Crown, Pump-street 
Smith Eliz. Clothes Broker, Leaeh-st. 
Smith Thomas, Dealer in Staffordshire Ware, Leach- 
street 
Smith John, Farmer, EarPs Court 
Smith Thomas, Farmer, Lower Wick 
Smith, Lesingham, and Trimmer, Brewery, Hylton- 

street 
Smith J. S. Glove Manufacturer, 24, Broad-street 
Smith George & Edward, Carpenters, Love's Grove 
Smith Samuel, Vict. Angel, St. John's 
Smith Mrs. Gentlewoman, 3, Barbourn Terrace 
Smith Joseph, Bricklayer, Tything 
Smith William, Hair Dresser, Tything 
Smith George, Carpenter, Tything 
Smith Joseph, Hop Merchant, Sansom-street — House 

Henwick Hilt 
Smith William, Hair Dresser, Lowesmoor-street 
Smith Thomas, Wine and Spirit Merchant, New-st. 
Smith J. L. Surveyor of Taxes, New-street 
Smith George, Bricklayer, New-street 
Smith John, Vict. Wheat Sheaf, Corn Market 
Smith Richard, Nursery and Seedsman, Mealchea* 

pen-street 
Smith Rev. Digby, Tything 
Smith John, Brush Maker, 41, High-street 
Smith James and Co. Coal Merchants, Diglis Wharf 
Smith Samuel, Drawing Master and Fancy Stationer, 

84, Hish-street 
Smith Amelia, Milliner, 62, Broad-street 
Smith Robert, Barge Owner, Copenhagen-st. 
Socket Francis, Gent. Park Flace 
Solay Thomas, Leather Grounder, London Road 
Soule Miss, Gentlewoman, Turkey 
Soule John, Bristol Trader, Quay 
Southern Edward, Gent. Lowesmoor-street 
Southern Miss, Gentlewoman, Henwick Hill 
Sparkes A. F. Gent. 5, Barbourn Terrace 
Spencer George, Tailor and Draper, 63, Broad-street 



CTTY OF WORCESTER. 63 

Spicer Mrs. Gentlewoman, Park Place 
Spikes John, Hair Dresser, New-street 
Spilsbury Thomas, Vict. Bell Inn, St. John's 
Spooner Robert, Vict. Barley Mow, Sidbury 
Spooner Thomas, Confectioner, 21, Cross 
Spriggs William, Clothes Warehouse, 26, Broad-st. 
Squire Mrs. Gentlewoman, Edgar-street 
Squires Sc Co. Stone Masons, Powick's-Iaue 
Stafford Kev. William, College Green 
Stallard William, Wine aud Spirit Merchant, Copen- 
hagen-street 
Stamp Office, Mr. H. Deighton's, High-street 
Stanton John, Wharfinger and Coal Merchant, Bath 

Row 
Staples William, Umbrella Maker, Merry Vale 
Stead James, Shoe Maker, Palace Row 
Stephens John, Gent, New-street 
Stephens William. Coal Merchant, Lowesmoor Wharf 

— House Turkey 
Stephens Joseph, Mason, Copenhagen-street 
Stephens William, Plumber and Glazier, Copenha- 
gen-street 
Stephens Miss, Henwick Road 
Stephens Joseph, Vict. Angel, Sidbury 
Stephenson Thomas Surgeon and Oculist, Tything 
Stevenson William, Fishmonger, 13, Broad-street 
Sterry & Amphlett, Carvers and Gilders, 11, High-st. 
St. John Rev. J. F. S. P., M. A. College Green 
St. John Thomas, Post Master, Foregate-street 
Stillingfleet Mrs. Gentlewoman, Paradise Row 
Stillingfleet Mrs. Gentlewoman, College Green 
Stinton John, Vict. Prince Regent, Birdport 
Stinton James, Shoe Maker, Leach-street 
Stinton Thomas. Grocer, Newport-street 
Stokes Benjamin, Gent. Turkey 
Stokes John, Basket Maker, Broad-street 
Stokes Richard, Bookbinder, New-street 
Stone William, Baker and Maltster, 3, High-street 
Strange Charles, Vict. Bear Inn, Turkey 



64 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Stratford Mrs. Gentlewoman, London Road 

Stretch J. C. Auction Rooms, 51, High-street 

Stretch T. B. Schoolmaster, Sansorn Fields 

Stretch Mrs. Gentlewoman, Sansom Fields 

Street Edward, Millwright, Bridge Place 

Strict-land Mrs. Gentlewoman, Salt-lane 

Stroud Thomas, Silk Mercer and Haberdasher, Cross 

Stimmerrleld Mary, Vict. Fish Inn, Friar-street 

Sun Fire Insurance Office, High-street — Agent Mr. 

Ballard 
Surman Thomas, Baker, Tything 
-Sutchell William, Gent. Park Place 

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Talbot Sarah, Broker, Leach-street 

Taperell John, Land Surveyor, College-street 

Tasker Peter, Tailor, College-street 

Taylor Thomas, Saddler and Harness Maker, tligh-st. 

Taj for Mrs. Gentlewoman, Bridge Place 

Taylor John, Vict. Dog and Duck, Garden Market 

Taylor Thomas, Tailor, Meaicheapen-street 

Taylor Richard, Coach Maker, Tything 

Taylor James, Butcher, Shambles 

Tayne Mrs. Farmer, St. John's 

Tearne C. M. Surgeon and Dentist, Bridge-street 

Tearne William, Gent. Tything 

Tearne JMiss, Ladies' Seminary, Henwick Hill 

Terrett Edward, Baker, Sidbury 

Thomas R. and T. Linen Diapers, 47, High-street 

Thomas Mrs. Gentlewoman, Tything 

Thomas James, Saddler and Harness Maker, St. 

John's 
Thomason William, Master of the House of Industry 
Thomason Elizabeth, Straw Hat Maker, Silver- street 
Thompson Andrew, Clerk to the Magistrates, Back 

Walk Tything 
Thompson G. Farrier, London Road 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 65 

Thompson Joseph, Vict. Old Hen Sc Chickens, Merry 

Vale 
Tiiornbei y William, Solicitor, Tylhing 
Thornes John, Vict. Mouth of the Nile, Copenhagen- 
street 
Thornecraft Matthew, Artist, Tvthing 
Thrnpp John, Gentleman, Salt-lane 
Tklmarsh Samuel, Vict. White Hart, College-street 
Till George, Butcher, Shambles 
Thomson William, Gent. Henwick Hill 
Till Edward. Butcher, Shambles 
Till John, Butcher, Shambles 
Till Samuel, Butcher, Shambles 
Tipping Jonathan, Vict. Queen's Head. Tything 
Tipton William, Hair Dreiser, Church-street 
Tebey John, Tailor, Lowesmoor 
Tomlinson Mrs. Widow, Silver-street 
Tomnson William, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Meal- 

chcapen-street 
Trcliearn Martha, Toy Shop, 67, Broad-street 
Trcheru William, Baker, Silver-street 
Trenfield William, St. John's 
Trewroan George, Stone Mason, Neu port-street 
Trimnell Thomas, Vict. Pheasant, New-street 
Turk Jeremiah, Saddler, Broad-street 
Turner Abraham. Barrister, Britannia Place 
TurnstaJU George, Gent. Henwick Road 
Turnstall and Co. Hop [Merchants, Hop Market 
Turvej William, Vict. Golden Heart, Sansom-slrect 
Twigg Airs. Milliner, Bridge-street 
Tayier John, Viet Castle and Falcon, Broad-street 
T\ier George, Chair Maker, Rank-street 
Tyler William, Shoe Maker, Sidbury 
Tyler Juhn, Butcher, Sidbury 
Tymbs John, Gentleman. InGrmary W T alk 
Tymbs H. B. Printer and Publisher of the Worcester 

Journal, 53, High-street— Printing Office Church- 

Mreel 



66 CITY OF WORCESTER. 



V&ughan Rev. Robert, Minister of the Independent 

Meeting, Angel-street 
Vaughan Thomas, Vict, and Coal Dealer, King's 

Head, Sidbnry Wharf 
Vaugban Hannah, Fruiterer, 79, High-street 
Vaughan S. Vict. Lamb and Flag, Tything 
Verity William, Glove Manuf. Park Place 
Vernall James, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Vincent Captain, York Cottage, London Road 
Viner Ellis, Esq. Cross 

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Wagsfaff Joseph, Saddler and Harness Maker, Meal- 

cheapen-street 
Wagstaft" Robert, Butcher, Sidbnry 
Wagstaff Michael, Butcher, Hylton-street 
Wainwright John, Hair Dresser, Mealcheapen-st. 
Wainwright Mrs. Widow, Foregate-street 
Wakeman James, Gent. Paradise Row, Ty thing 1 
Wake man Mrs. Gentlewoman, Paradise Row, Ty- 

thing 
Wakernan James, Glove Manuf. Foregate-street 
Walcot William, Bookseller, 88, High-street 
Walhouse Miss, Tything 
Walker Andrew, Glove Manuf. New-street 
Walker Hester, Straw Hat Warehouse, New-st. 
Walker Henry, Glove Manuf. Palace Row 
Walker Edward, Bricklayer, Doldy 
Walker William, Gent. St, John's 
Walker Joseph, Tanner, St. John's 
Walker William & Son, Glove Manuf. Blockhouse 

Fields 
Wall George, Butcher, Friar-street 
Wall William, Esq Solicitor, 21, Foregate-street 
Vv all Miss Catherine, High-street 



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CITY OF WORCESTER. 67 

Walter James, Pawnbroker and Salesman, Corn 

Market 
"Walter James, Pawnbroker, Merry Vale 
Walters Hugh, Whitesmith, Friar-street 
Walters John, Boot and Shoe Maker, Goose-lane 
Wambv Captain, St. John's 
Wambv Captain, jun. St. John's 
Ward Michael, Linen Draper, 67, High-street 
Ward Edmund, Wheelwright, Rushwick 
Ward James, Clerk, Edgar-street 
Warton Joseph, Vict Lord Nelson, Birdport 
Watkins William, Horn Dealer, South Parade 
Watkins John, Well Sinker and Pump Maker, 

Lowesmoor 
Watkins William, Whitesmith, Lowesmoor 
Watson Mrs. Gentlewoman, London Road 
Weaver William, Farrier, Gardener's-lane 
Weaver William. Gentleman, TjUiing 
Webb Samuel, Yict Star, St. John's 
Webley William, Shoe Maker, Eriar-sireet 
Weever R. Broker, Church -street 
Welles & Dickins, Solicitors, Sansom-street 
Wellington Joseph, Hair Dresser, Sidbury 
Wells Joseph, Butcher, Shambles 
Wells Lake, Vict. Glovers' Arms, Merry Vale 
Wensley John Dench, Grocer and Tea Dealer, 12, 

Broad-street 
West Thomas, Gent. Cripplcgate 
West John, Shoe Maker, London Road 
Westby Robert, Lace Weaver, Bridge Place 
Westcombe John, Currier and Leather Cutter, Sid- 
bury 
Westwood William, Cooper, St John's 
Wheeler T. H. Bookseller and Music Warehouse, 
and Agent to the Norwich Insurance Office, 72, 
High-street 
Wheeler Rev. Allen, Academy, Butts 
Wheeley John, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 54, Broad- 
street 



68 CITY OF WORCESTER. 

Wheeley John, Gentleman, Barbourn 
Whewell Edmund, Clothes Broker, Leach-street 
Whitaker John, Yict. George and Dragon, Tything 
Whitaker James, Glove Manuf. Butts 

Whitcomb, Baker, Mealcheapeu-street 

White and Co. Linen Drapers, 62, High-street 
Whitehouse W. W. Glove Manuf. 45, Broad-street 
Whitehouse Mrs. Gentlewoman, Newport-street 
Whitmore Miss, Shrubberry Cottage, Barbourn 
Whigley Henry, Gentleman, Tything 
Wilberfoss Robert, Linen Draper, High-street 
Wild Mrs. Gentlewoman, College Yard 
Wild William, Skinner, St. John's 
Wilkes and Wheeler, Hop Merchants, 57, Forcgate- 

street 
Wilkin Christopher, Gentleman, Rainbow Hill 
Wiikins William, Organ Builder, Fish-street 
Wiikins Miss, Sansom Fields 

"Wilks Thomas, Tailor and Draper, 18, High-street 
Williams James, Confectioner, 14, High-street 
Williams Francis, Rectifier, Bridge -street 
Williams John, Distiller, Hylton-street 
Williams Mrs. Gentlewoman, St. John's 
Williams Mrs. C. Gentlewoman, Tything 
Williams Thomas, Grocer, Tything 
Williams Sarah, Milliner, &c. High-street 
Williams Samuel, Glove Manuf, Sid bury 
Williams Thomas, Glove Manuf. Sidbury 
Williams Thomas, Glove Manuf. Boughloa Fields 
Williams Mr. Edgar- street 
Williams Matthias, Dyer, Cripplegate 
Williams Henry, Brazier, Cripplegate 
Williams John, Turner, Birdport 
Williams Mrs. St. John's 
Williams Miss, Ladies' Seminary, St. John's 
Williams John, Esq. Pitmaston House 
W v illis Sherlock, Esq. Tything 
Wilmore John, Surgeon, Foregate-street 
Wilson Mr, Gentleman, Lower Wick 




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CITY OF WORCESTER. 69 

Wilson Edward, Vict. Pack Horse, Garden Market 
Wilsou J. H. Solicitor, Garden Market 
Wingficld Rev. John, D. D. College Yard 
Winn Miss, Tything 

Winnali and Steers, Straw and Umbrella Manufac- 
turers, 66, High-street 
Win wood John, Nursery and Seedsman, 16, Foregate- 

street 
Wellingtons Miss, Hemvick House 
Witts John, Bricklayer, Cripplegate 
Woakes Henry, Man's 'Mercer, 42, High-street 
Wofl'all Thomas, Vict. City Ann's, Church-street 
Wood John, Drawing Master, 65, Foregate-street 
Wood Joseph, Tailor, Garden Market 
Wood Edward, Glove Manuf. Garden Market 
Mood Sarah, Grocer, Garden Market 
Wood Mary, Milliner and Dress Maker, Cross 
Wood William, Gun Maker, 18, Broad-street 
Wood Robert, Hop Merchant, Hop Maiket— House 

Turkey 
Wood Thomas, Clothes Broker, Leach-street 
Wood William, Builder, Hylton-street 
Wood Mrs. Gentlewoman, Lower Wick 
Woodcock Miss, College Green 
Woodward and OJdaker, Hop Merchants, Sansom-st. 
Woodwards Miss, Ladies* Seminary, Infirmary Walk 
Woodward Samuel, Gent. Sidbury 
Woodward Thomas, Glove Manuf* Houghton Fields^ 
Woody att George, M. D. Foregate-street 
Woodyatt Thomas, Gent. St. John's Lodge, Wick 
Woof Richard, Chymist and Druggist, College-sf. 
Wormington William, Hair Dresser, Angel-street 
Wormington Thomas, Law Stationer, 26, Cross 
Worthington & Co. Liverpool and Manchester Car- 
riers, Lowesmoor Wharf — Agent Mr. Baxter 
Worthington John, Red Lion, Sidbury 
Wright Edward, Grocer and Tea Dealer, 20, Broad-st, 



70 CITY OF WORCESTER* 



Yarnell Mary, Shoe Maker, Butts 

Yarnold Charles, Plumber and Glazier, New-street 

Yarnold Mrs. Gent. Thames House 

Yarnold Joseph, Glove Manuf. Edgar-street 

Yates Mrs. Gentlewoman, St. John's 

Yates Rev. Mr. Gloucester Road 

Yeomans James, Law Stationer, New-street 

Young George & Co. Grocers and Tea Dealers, Cross 

Young William, Tailor and Breeches Maker, 14 7 

Foregate 
Young John, Glove Manuf. Silver-street 
Young William, Tailor, Park Place 
Young John, Gent. St. John's 
Young Mrs. Gentlewoman, St. John's 
Young William,, juii. Artist, 14, Foregate 







^±cffe>Iacldox &• Young; 

Tailob & Habit Maker! 



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Leather Breeches, Gaiters, Mild Boo Is See. 



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OF 



Professions & Eva&%$ f 

IN 

THE CITY AND SUBURBS 

OF 



ATTORNIES. 



Barneby &Best, Foregate 

street 
Brampton S. New- street 
Brampton T. Foregute-st. 
Cameron & Best, Palace 

Row 
De Coursey P. Foregate- 

street 
France T. St. John's 
Godson — Foregate-st. 
Gillam R. Foregate-slreet 
Kaden 8. Com Market 
Hill G.48, Broad-sheet 
Holdsworth W. Foregate- 

strect 



Holmes W. L. Tything 
James M. Foregate-sfreet 
Long E. Foregate-slreet 
JMence M. Broad-street 
Moore T.H is h-street 
Parker & Smith, Newport- 
street 
Piatt J. Bridge-street 
Saunders W. Siduury 
Skinner G. High-street 
Thornhery W. Tything 
Wall W. Foregate-st. 
Welles & Dickens, San- 

som-street 
Wilson J. H.Garden Mar. 



73 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



AUCTIONEERS. 



Gill R. Tything 
Handy and Bentley, Ty- 
thing 
Biggs W. Sansom-street 



Hobbs W. Foregatc-st. 
Shares C. Foregatc-street 
Stretch J. C. High-street 



BAKERS. 



Ackrell and Mathews, 

Goose-lane 
Bateman T, St. John's 
Pone R. High-street 
Done T. Corn Market 
Everall G. High-street 
Everfon F. Cripplegate 
Fovd «L Sidbusy 
George D. Friar-street 
Granger J. Foregate-st. 
Hooper T. St. John's 
Hooper J. St. John's 
Hughes W. Broadrstreet 
Jeynes E. Leach-street 
Johnson — Sid bury 



Lilly J. Sidbury 
Lingham E. Broad-sf. 
Morgan T. Bridge-st. 
Nichois M. Friar-street 
Owen E. Ty thing 
Perkes J. Copenhagen-st. 
Rouse J. High-street 
Sheen R. Newport-street 
Stone W. High-street 
Sunn an T. Tything 
Terratt E. Sidbury 
Treheru W. Silver-street 
Whitcomhe — Meaichea- 
pen-street 



BANKERS. 

Berwick & Co. 65, High- | Farley, Johnson, & Tur- 
street ner, Cross 

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. 



Andrews E. High-street 
Deighton H. High-street 
Eaton T. College-street 
Edgecombe T. College-si 
iiayes T. Broad-street 



Hunt J. R. Foregate 
Lewis T. Broad-street 
Waleot W. High street 
Wheeler T. H. High-st. 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



7G 



BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. 



Bailey W. St. John's 
Bridge W, Powick's-hi. 
Brookes T. Turkey 
Broun KT Leach-street 
Bulford T. High-street 
Burlingham J. & S. Sid- 
bur v 
Burt H. Park Place 
Butt W. Siclbury 
Chambers T. St. John's 
Cooper W. Angel-street 
Crockett J. Mealckea- 

pen-street 
Edwards J. High-street 
Field J. Friar-street 
Finch Mrs. St. John's 
Garner J. High-street 
Green G. New-street 
Green T." Friar-street 
Griffiths W. Leach-street 
Harper G. High-street 
Harris W. Cripplegale 
Hill J. Copenhagen-st. 
Hulls R. Pump-street 
Hunt S. High-street 
Hunt J. Broad-street 
Iiisull W. New-street 



Lawrence G. St. John's 
Lewis T. New-street 
Lowe J. Collegc-slrcct 
Ma} field J. Shambles 
Merrick W. St. John's 
Minchal! W. Broad-st. 
Monnox A. Angel-street 
Nichols J. Corn Market 
Noke H. Tything 
Norman J. Bridge Place 
Oseman J. High-street 
Passey J. Foregate-sl. 
Pitman T. Tything 
Price J. Tything 
Pugh T. Lowesmoor 
Rowley W. New-street 
Salmon T. Lowesmoor 
Sexall W. Leach-street 
Slade J. S, High-street 
Stead J. Palace Row 
Stinton J. Leach-street 
Tyler W. Sid bury 
Walters J. Goose- lane 
Webley VV. Friar-street 
West J. London Road 
Yarnold M. Bntts 



BRAZIERS. 



Coley J. Friar-street 
Johnson J. Meakhea- 
pen-street 



Jones R. Mealcheapen- 

street 
Jones & Dawes, Broad-sf. 
Williams H. dipplegate 



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TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



78 



BREWERS. 



Hall, Nasb, Pardoe, and 
Mence, Hen wick 



Smith, Le singh am, and 
Trimmer, Hylton-st, 



BRICKLAYERS. 



Buckley B. Salt-lane 
Coombs T. High-street 
Curtis W. Back Walk, 

Ty thing 
Davis J. Bridge-slreet 
Hall J. Cripplegate 
Holland W. Butts 
Holland F. Butts 
Hughes J. Butts 
Mars ton W. Sidbury 



Morris H. Merry Vale 
Morris W. Edgar-street 
Munn J. Frog-lane 
Nixon T. Newport-street 
Price J. Sidbury 
Shuck J. Boughton Fields 
Smith J. Tything 
Smith G. New-street 
Walker E. Doldy 
Witts J. Cripplegate 



BRUSH MAKERS. 



Pemberton A. Broad-st. 
Pemberton J. Broad-st. 



Smith J. High-street 



I 



BUTCHERS, 



Allen R. Shambles 
Clemonts T. Newport-st. 
Cook B. Shambles 
Du1 field J. Shambles 
Giles E, Shambles 
Groves J. Friar-street 
Hickman E. Shambles 
Hollo way E. Silver-street 
Hope S. Tything 
Ingram W. Shambles 
Jones A. S h am b 1 es 
Lea- J. Shambles 
Lench J. Shambles 



Morgan J. St. John's 
Payne W. Bridge-street 
Perrins J. Shambles 
Perrins G. Shambles 
Pollard T. sen. Shambles 
Pollard T. jun. Shambles 
Ruff S. Shambles 
Sheen T. Shambles 
Taylor J. Shambles 
Till G. Shambles 
Till E. Shambles 
'lillJ. Shambles 
Till S. Shambles 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



SO 



Tyler J. Sidbnry 
Wagstaff R. Sidbury 
Wagstaff M. Hylton-st. 



Wall G. Friar-street 
Wells J. Shambles 



CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. 



Co well and Cartwright, 

High-street 
Crump R. High-street 
Evans J. Tything 
Freame T. Goose-lane 



Insull W. Foregafe-sfreet 
Michael W. High-street 
Morton J. Broad-street 
Phillip H. Shambles . 
Read T. Sidbury 



CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c. 



AllsoT. Butts 

Amphlett and Son,Love*s 

Grove 
Barrow S. Back Walk, 

Tything 
Binnail S. Lowesmoor 
Collier R. Leach-street 
Davis J. Silver-street 
Edward J. Garden-street 
Grainger T. Tything 
Griffin T. Lowesmoor 
Griffiths T. Butts 
Hemming W. Palace Row 
HoitT. Doldy 
James F. High-street 



Jones T. College-street 
Jones T. Newdix Court 
Lawrence T. St. John's 
Lloyd T. Blockhouse 

Fields 
Lucy and Son, Sidbury 
Lucy J. St. John's 
Malvern J. College-st. 
Nichols J. Silver-street 
Powell Mrs. Lowesmoor 
Powell T. Friar-street 
Smith G. Tything 
Smith G. & E. Love's 

Grove 
Wood W. Hyiton-street 



CARVERS & GILDERS. 



Anderson & Perry, Fore- 
gate-street 
Gardner W. Bjoad-sfrect 



Marks W. College Yard 
Sterry & Amphlett, High- 
street 



81 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



82 



CHAIR MAKERS. 



Bannister J. Little Fish-st. 
Bradley J. New-street 



Langford R. Church-st. 
Tyler G. Bank-street 



CHEESE FACTORS. 

James J. Mealcheapen-st. | Morris B. Higli-street 
Jones S. Corn Market j Nind R. Goose-lane 

COAL MERCHANTS, 



Broadfield J. Doldy 
Bromley M. Lowesmoor 
Caswell W. Hylton-street 
Featherston W. Lowes- 
moor Wharf 
Lloyd T. Henwick Road 
Lloyd A. Henwick Hill 
New J. Hylton-street 
Price W. High-street 



Rowlands J. Lowesmoor 

Wharf 
Sanvage W. Bridge Wharf 
Smiths J. & Co. Digiis 

Wharf 
Stanton J. Bath Road 
Stephens J. Lowesmoor 

Wharf 
VaughanT.Sidbury Whf. 



CONFECTIONERS. 



Bunn E. High-street 
Linton S. Cross 
Merryfield J, Garden Mar- 
ket 



Mountford H. High-st. 
Nash S. Broad-street 
Spooner T. Cross 
Williams J. High-street 



COOPERS. 



Barnett T. Church-street 
Bradley G. Shambles 
Dobbins R. Broad-street 
Grout J. Blockhouse Fids. 
Harris B. Sid bury 



Hide J. Newport-street 
Hiil E. v Newport-street 
Lane A. Sidbury 
Westwood W. St. John's 



83 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



84 



CORK MERCHANTS. 

Davis T. 79, High-street | Hooper R. Mealcheapen- 
| street 

CORN FACTORS AND MEALMEN. 



Chillingworth R. South 

Parade 
Gardner T\ Corn Market 
Helm F. College Yard 
Helm G. Powick Mill 



Hull T. Mealcheapen- 

street 
James R. Corn Market 
Jones S. Corn Market 
Lin sham E. Eroad-street 



CURRIERS AND LEATHER SELLERS. 



Allies J. Broad-street 
Bennett W. Broad-street 
Bristow J. Powiek's-ln. 
Price YV\ Pump-street 



Pumphrey J. Doldy 
Shaw W. Mealcheapen-st. 
Shaw F. Friar -street 
Westcombe J. Sidbury 



DISTILLER. 
Williams J. Turkey 

DRUGGISTS. 



Blew, Moore, and Blew, 

High-street 
Dance T. Broad-street 
Evans E. Foregate 
Featherstonhaugh A. S, 

High-street 



Hughes T. Mealcheapen- 

street 
Lea J. W. Broad-street 
Mason P. Broad-street 
Page C. Corn Market 
Savigny E. High-street 
Woof R. College-street 



DYERS AND SCOURERS. 



Flinn J. High-street 
Flinn J. Newport-street 
Hardman J, Broad-street 



| Spalden J. Sidbury 

| Tomkins F. Leach-street 



TRADES IN WORCESTER* 



8# 



FURNITURE BROKERS. 



Carr R. Leach-street 
Kingatt J. Friar-street 
Lightwood J. Copenha- 
gen-street 
Mason T. Friar-street 



Pritchett J. High-street 
Reynolds J. Pump-street 
Talbot S. Leach-street 
Weever R. Church-street 



GLASS & CHINA DEALERS. 



Broad foot and Ballinger, 

Cross 
Farley J. Shambles 
Huxley M. High-street 



Latham W. AllhallowV 

Well 
Lewis E< Market Place 
Passey E. Cross 
Smith T. Leach-street 



GLOVE MANUFACTURERS. 



Allen G. Edgar-street 
Allen C. Edgar-street 
Allen G. Block-house 

Fields 
Aston E. High-street 
Rail P. Silver-street j 
Barrey G. Bath Row 
Beesley F, St. John's 
Bennett J. High-street 
Best T. Foregate-street 
Best T.jun. Turkey 
Bickerton T. Mealcheap- 

cn-street 
Bishop J. Sidbury 
Bowen T. St. John's 
Bowen J. Regent's Place 
Bristow J, Doldy 
Browning W. Ty thing 
BurlinghamT.^nd J. Sid- 
bury 



Burrow S. New-street 
Burrow J- Cross 
Calvin J. Broad-street 
Causer W. Tything 
Cook N. Sidbury 
Cotterill G. College-st. 
Cox T. High-sireet 
Cox J. South Parade 
Darke S. Sansom Fields 
Davis H. Copenhagen- 
street 
I>avis J. High Timber-st. 
Davis W. Edgar-street 
Day J Bridge- street 
Dent J. and W. High-sr. 
Dent T. Sidbury 
Dexter C. High-street 
Doughty J. High-street 
Dunn W. Foregate-st. 
Dunn H. Cora Market, 



87 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



89 



EyansT. Old Bridge Place 

Freeman T. Allhaliow's 

Welt 
Garmston R. Tything 
Garmston S. Sansoru-st. * 
George W. V. Fish-street 
George W Hi°:h-street 
Goodman J. Silver-street 
Goodman .1. Kroad-st. 
Griffiths W. Friar-street 
Hal! T Garden Market 
Hiam J. Pump-street 
Hickman B. New-street 
Hill J. Friar-street 
Hollyhead G. Newport-st. 
Hudson S. Friar-street 
Hudson B. Turkey 
Humphries J. Broad-st. 
Jenkins W. New port-st. 
Johnstone J. Bath Bow 
Jones 5c Johnson, jVIeal- 

cheapen-strect 
Kingett W. New- street 
Kinnersley J. New-street 
Lee and Son, Lowcsmoor 
Lingham J. Copenhagen- 
street 
Lowe Ka Sidhurv 
Lveett P. F. London Rd. 
Malpas T. Garden Mar- 
ket 
Mason G- Sid bury 
jMoore R- Friar-street 
Morgan J. Turkey 
Morgan J. Newport-st. 
Closes J. Sidbury 
Palmer J. New-street 
Pahncr J. St. John's 



Parry J. Portland Place 
Parry R, College-street 
Price & 'Son, Sidbury 
Price T. Park Place 
Pumphrey J . & J. Copen- 
hagen-street 
Pumphrey S. Copenhagen 

street 
Pumphrey J. New-street 
Rca W. Sidbury 
Rea J. Sidbury 
Rea P. Sidbury 
Risely W. Sidbury 
Sargent M. Sidbury 
Saunders R. Sidbury 
Scandrett W. Broad-st. 
Shuck W. Broad-street 
Simms T. & Son, High-st 
Simpson R- G. Lowes- 
moor 
Slade and Co. Fish-street 
Smith J. and S. Broad-st. 
Verity W. Park Piace 
YVakeman J. Foregate-st. 
Walker A. New-street 
Walker H. Palace Row- 
Walker W. & Son, Block- 
house Fields 
Whitaker J. Butts 
Whitehouse \\ . Broad-st. 
Williams T. Boughtou 

Fields 
Williams S. Sidbury 
Wood E. Garden Market 
Woodward T. Roughtou 

Fields 
Yarnold J. Edgar-street 
Young J, Silver-street 



89 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



9© 



GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS. 



Ellis E. Goose-lane 
Lilwall J. Foregate-st. 
Manning W. High-st. 
Mason J.&E. Goose-hi. 



Pitt J. and C. High-street 
Powell J. Cross 
Skarratt and Son, Goose- 
lane 



GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS. 



Archer & Williams, Goose 

lane 
Ballard J. S. High-street 
Barnes T. High-street 
Beeken & Hurst High-st. 
Beeken H. Mealcheapen- 

street 
BinnaJi J. St. John's 
Bishop C. Nevvsf rcet 
Carwardine J> Corn Mark. 
Clent T. Lowcsmoor 
Cripps J, Cross 
Ellison J. Turkey 
Evans & Stokes, Broad- 
street 
Hooper J Bridge-street 
Jones J. Broad -street 
Jones R. Cross 



Lakeman S. Broad-street 
Leonard T. Broad-street 
Mason E. High-street 
New W. High-street 
Pennington J. Sidbury 
Petti p her S Colleffe-st. 
Phillips M.St. John's 
Price W. College Yard 
Randford S. New-street 
Ross J. Mealcheapen-st. 
Scandrett W. Broad-st. 
Stinton T. Newport-street 
Tompson W. Mealeheap- 

en-street 
Wenslcy J. D- Broad-st- 
Williams T.Ty thing 
Wright E. Broad-street 
Young G. & Co. Cross 



HAIR DRESSERS. 



Andrews J. Newport-st. 
BavlisG. 93, High-st. 
Birbeck G. Angel-street 
Birbeck J. Old Bridge 

Place 
Bosley W. High-street 
Brookes W. Sidbury 
Cape well J. New-sueet 



Hundley J." W. Merry 

Vale 
Manison W* Broad-st. 
Pitt J. Sidbury 
Probert J, Merry Yale 
Smith W. Ty thing. 
Spikes J. New-street 
Yeruail J. High-street 



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TRADES IN WORCESTER, 



92 



HATTERS. 



Calvin J. Broad-street 
Daniel! S. High-street 
Day W. High -street 
Hail S. Shambles 
Lesinghani T. High-st. 



Lillington R. Broad-street 
Robson J. Broad-street 
Robson J. Corn IV1 arket 
Shuck W. Bioad-street 
Skyrme S. Broad-street 



HOP MERCHANTS. 



Beeken & Hurst, High- 
street 
Blackwell and Heniing, 

Sansom-street 
Brecknell T. Tything i 
BrookholdLngT. Sausom- 

street 
Chapman F. Sansom-st. 
Craine B. College Yard 
Duncan J. Sansom-street 
Garmston T. Sansom-st. 
Gibbons T. Foregate 
Evans T. Foregate 
Hodges T. Hank-street 
Holland J. P. Hop Mar- 

ket 
Hooper W. Foregate-st. 
Hopkins J. Hop Market 



Jeffreys — 64, Foregate- 
street 

Lacon S. Hop Market 

Moseley — Rainbow Hill 

Page J. Tything 

Pennithorne T. Foregate- 
street 

Phillips J. Sansom-street 

Richards and Son, San* 
som-street 

Smith J. Sansom-street 

Tumstall and Co. Hop 
Market 

Wilkes & Wheeler, Fore- 
gate-street 
Wood R. Hop Market 

Woodward and Oldaker, 
Sansom-street 



HOSIERS. 



Daniell S. High-street 
Hurnphr ies J. Broad-st. 
Jones J. & Co. High-street 
Lesinghani T. High-st. 



Lillington R. Broad-st. 
Skyrme S. Broad-street 
Pacey Mis. Lowesmutfr 



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TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



D4 



INNS AND TAVERNS. 

For Innkeepers Names see Alphabetical List. 



Ansel. Sidbury 
Angel, Silver-street 
Angel, St. John's 
Archangel, Fish-street 
Barley Mow, Sidbury 
Bear Inn, Turkey 
Bell Inn, Broad-street 
Bell Inn, St. John's 
Bird in Hand, Cross 
Blaek Boy, Leach-street 
Black Swan, Quay-street 
Boar's Head, Newport-st. 
Boat, Lowesmoor 
Bridge Inn, Bridge-street 
Britannia, Doldy 
Bull's Head, High-street 
Butchers' Arms, Sham- 
bles 
Bush Inn, Cripnlegate 
Castle & Falcon, Broad- 
street 
Chequers Leach street 
City Arms, Church-street 
Coach & Horses, Ty thing 
Coach & Horses, Sham- 
bles 
Cock, Copenhagen-street 
Cock, Cripplegate 
Cross Keys, Friar-street 
Cross Keys, Trinity 
Cross Keys, Sidbury 
Crown, I riar-street 
Crown Inn, Broad-street 
Crown, Puaijj-sireet 



Crown and Anchor, Hen- 
wick 
Crown & Anchor, Silver- 
street 
Curriers' Arms, Angel-st. 
Dog and Duck, Henwick 

Hill 
Don Cossack, Doldy 
Duke of York, Little 

Newport-street 
Ewe and Lamb, Angel-st. 
Farriers' Arms, Butts 
Fi^h Inn, Friar-street 
Fish, High Timber-street 
Fountain, Bank-street 
General Hill, Fifth-street 
George and Dragon, Ty- 

thing 
Gloucester Arms, Copen- 
hagen-street 
Glovers' Arms, Merry 

Vale 
Glovers' Arms, Turkey 
Golden Heart, Sansom-st. 
Golden Lion, High-street 
Green Dragon, Newport- 
street 
Green Man and Still, Ty- 

thing 
Hare and Hounds, Col- 
lege-street 
Hen and Chickens, Mer- 
ry Vale 



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TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



96 



Hole in the Wall, Merry 

Vale 
Holly Bush, Foregate 
Hop Market Inn, Hop 

Market 
Hop-Pole Inn and Royal 

Hotel, Foregate-st. 
Horn Tavern, Angel-st. 
Horse and Jockey, Quay- 
street 
King's Arms, Leach-st. 
King's Head, St. John's 
King's Head, Sidbury 
Lamb and Flag, Tything 
Leopard, Broad-street 
Lord Nelson, Birdport 
Masons' Arms, Frog Lane 
Mouth of the Nile, Co- 
penhagen-street 
Mugg House, Hylton-st. 
New Greyhound, New- 
street 
New Inn, Shambles 
Old Dolphin, Copenha- 
gen-street 
Old Greyhound, Ne\v-st. 
Old Hen and Chickens, 

Merry Vale 
Old Horn and Trumpet, 

Angel-street 
Old Peacock, Trinity 
Old Wherry, Quay-street 
Pack Horse, Garden Mar- 
ket 
Pheasant, New-street 
Plaisterers' Arms, Doldy 
Plume of Feathers, Co- 
penhagen-street 



Plumbers' Arms, Friar-st. 

Porto Bello, Hen wick 

Prince Blucher, Birdport 

Prince Regent, Birdport 

Punch Bowl, College-st. 

Queen's Head, Tything 

Red Lion, Sidbury 

Rein Deer Inn and Free- 
Masons' Tavern, Meal- 
cheapen-slreet ** 

Rising Sun, Cripplegate 

R03 al George, Old Bridge 
street 

Saracen's Head, Tything 

Severn Trow, Hylton-st. 

Shades, Frog-lane 

Shakespear, Angel-street 

Sow and Pigs, Doldy 

Star, St. John's 

Star & Garter Hotel, Fore- 
gate-street 

Swan, New-street 

Swan, St. John's 

Talbot, Sidbury 

Talbot, Tything 

Unicorn Inn, Broad-street 

Union Tavern, Lowes- 
moor 

Waterloo, Block - house 
Fields 

Wheat Sheaf, Sidbury 

Wheat Sheaf, Corn Mar- 
ket 

Wheat Sheaf, Henwick 

Wherry, Quay- street 

White Hart, College-st. 

White Horse, Silver-st* 

Wool Pack, Doldy 



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TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



98 



IRONMONGERS. 



Bradley J. Broad. street 
Clarke C. Broad-street 
Hardy and Co. Worces- 
ter foundry 
Hemming J. High- street 



Jones and Dawes, Broad- 
street 

Lavender & Viner, Sham- 
bles 

Mathews J. Broad-street 



LACE MANUFACTURERS. 



Frost R. and T. and Co. 
Hylton-street 



! Henson W. Copenhagen- 

j street 

I Jackson W. Hylton-st: 



LINEN DRAPERS. 



Bennett and Newman, 

High-street 
Blackwell and Hearing, 

Sansom-street 
3>rooke G. High-street 
Bwrrow \V. 27, Cross 
Evans & Cadbury. Cross 
Fletcher J. Broad-street 
Jones H. 87, High-street 
Jones & Co. 57, High-st. 



Miles W. High-street 
Meates E. Mealcheapen- 

street 
Philpots and Preen, Cross 
Powell W. Broad-street 
Thomas R. and T. High- 
street 
Ward M. High-street 
Wilberfoss R. High-st. 
White and Co. High- 
street 



MALTSTERS. 



Allies T. Foregate-st. 
Barnes W. St. John's 
Barratt E. Forcgate-st. 
Bennett R. Rainbow Hill 
Re van G, Merry "\ ale 
Bevan F. St. John's 
Bradley J. Cross 
Burrow J, Cross 
Burton T. Foregate-st. 



Crowther J. Friar-street 
Everall G. High-street 
Gardner E. Cross 
George D. Friar-street 
Giles Mrs. Copenhagen- 
street 
Hooper J. St. John's 
Jones R. Mealcheapen- 
street 



99 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



100 



Li ngham E. Broad-st. 
Lingham T. S. Newport- 
street 
Mann J. Tything 
Morton W. Newport-st. 



Nanfan J. St. John's 
Nichols Mi Friar-street 
Rea J. Sidbury 
Slade J. Silver-street 
Stone W. High-street 



MILLINERS AND DRESS MAKERS. 



Amphlett Mrs Rridge-st 
Bradford M High-street 
Evans S. Sid bury 
Hood Mrs. College-st. 
James M. Broad-street 
Insull M. M. Foregate- 

street 
Lane J. Sidbury 
Mathews Frances, High- 
street 



Paul E. Sidbury 
Perkes C. Leach-street 
Pedley F. Foregate-street 
Sheen A. Newport street 
Sheltun and Blandy, High 

street 
Smith A. B oad-street 
Twigg Mrs. Bridge- t. 
Williams S. High-street 
Wood M. Cross 



NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. 



Bough ton J. Lower Wick 



Smith R. Mealeheapen-sf. 
Win wood J. Foregate-st. 



PAINTERS. 



Anderson & Perry, Fore- 
gate-street 
Barnett W. Tything 
Cottcrell W. Birdport 
Hughes J Block - house 
Fields 



Harper T. Newdix Court 
Kennedy J. College Yard 
Loight C. Block-house 
Long C. Tything 
Stephens W. Copenhagen 
street 



PAWNBROKERS. 
Walter J, Merry Vale | Walter J. Corn Market 

PHYSICIANS. 



Dixon Dr. Grove Villa 
Hastings Dr. Tything 
Maiden Dr. Foregate- 
street 



Newman Dr. Catherine 

Hill House 
Philip Dr. Foregate-st. 
Woody att Dr. Foregate-st. 



101 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



102 



PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS. 



Beck C. Leach-street 
Biddle E. Broad-street 
BingleW. 10, High-st. 
Close E. Sidbury 
Cotterill R. Meaichea- 

pen-street 
Davis W. Copenhagen- 
street 



Day H. Friar-street 
Harrington T. Broad-st. 
Lloyd E. St. John's 
Malpas J. High-street 
Parkes J. Friar-street 
Stephens W. Copenhagen- 
street 
Yarnold C. New-street 



PORCELAIN MANUFACTURERS. 



Chamberlain H. and R. 

High-street 
Flight, Barr, and Barr, 

High-street 



Grainger Thomas & Co. 
Foregate 



PRINTERS. 

Eaton T. College-street | Holl C. & W. High-street 
Hayes T. Broad-street | Tymbs H. B. Church-st. 

PROCTORS. 
Clifton H, Edgar-street | Jackson T. S. St. John's 

SADDLERS. 



Bibbs B. Corn Market 
Burrow T. Mealcheapen- 

streei 
Hall \V. Foregate 
Phillips J. New-street 
Shaw W. College Yard 



Shinton R. Goose-lane 
Tavlor T. High-street 
Thomas J St. John's 
Turk J. Broad-street 
Wagstaff J. Meaicheapen- 
streoi 



103 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



104 



SCHOOLS. 



Bardin C Friar-street 
Bass Mrs. Diglis House 
Burgess Miss, New Road 
Chesfertons Miss, Sidbury 
Collett J. Foregate-street 
Cooke Miss, Sansom- 

street 
Cropper Miss, College 

Yard 
Godfrey Miss, Sidbury 
Helm Miss, College Yard 
Hughes Miss. Ty thing 



Lewis W. Sansom Fields 
Loight Mrs. Butts 
M ark h ana R. Bird port 
Penning S. College-street 
Satkeld W. Primrose Hill 
Simpson J,, M. A- Silver- 
street 
Tearne Miss, Henwick 
Wheeler Rev. A. Butts 
Williams Miss, St. John's 
Woodwards' Miss, Infir- 
mary Walk 



SILK MERCERS. 



Boyee \Y. C. High-street 
Drpper T. Cross 
Ivens J. High-street 



Miles W. High-street 
Stroud T. Cross 



SMITHS. 



Chipp W. Sidbury 
Dovey T. Friar-street 
Edwards and Law reus, 

Butts 
Grundy T. Back Walk 
Hemming J. High-street 



Hinks H. Trinity 
Nott — Hylton-strcet 
Perkins J. & J. Corn Mar- 
ket 
Walters H. Friar-street 
Watkins W. Lowesinoor 



STONE MASONS, 



Loving R. Sidbury 
Squires and Co. Powick's 
lane 



Stephens J, Copenhagen- 
street 
Trewman G. Ncwport-st. 



105 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



106 



SURGEONS; 



Beck W. St. John's 
Blower E. 9, High-street 
Garden J. New-street 
Cole H. Infirmary 
Dods — Sansotn Fields 
Ford J. Little Angel-st. 
Hebb C. H. Mealchea- 

pen-street 
Hill R. Broad-street 
Hulston J. Apothecary & 

Dentist, Broad-st. 
Nash J. Sidbury 



Pierpoint M. Church-st. 
Raymont J. Apolhecan*, 

Broad-street 
Romney VV. 10,Foregate- 

strcet 
Sand ford W. Bridge-st. 
Shepperd J. Foregate-st. 
Stephenson T. Tything 
Tearne C. M. Dentist, 

Bridge-street 
Wilmore J. Foregate-st. 



SURVEYORS. 



Bailey W. St. John's 
Bow en W. New-street 
Collingwood J. Ty thing 
Dempscy Dennes, Meal- 

cheapen-street 
Harris J. College Precincts 



] Jones G. New-street 
| Jones R. Broad-srreet 
i Lucy and Son, Sidbury 
Lucy J. St. John's 
Mainley S. Ty thing 
Maund A Butis 
| Taperell J. Saiisom st. 



TALLOW CHANDLERS. 



Bozward J* Cripplegate 
Bradley J. Cross 
Dance S. New-street 
Davis W. Sidbury 



Freeman T. Mealehea- 

pen-street 
Jones J. 22, Broad-street 



TANNERS. 



Allies Mrs. St. John's 
Pemberton Mrs. St. John's 



Walker J. St. John's 



107 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



108 



TAILORS AND BREECHES MAKERS. 



Badger W. Corn Market 
Barber W. St. Oswald's 
Place, Sanborn Fields 
Beach T.St. John's 
Bennett J. High-street 
Bough J. New-street 
Brace J. Fish-street 
Brown T. Leach-street 
Bullock T. Birdport 
Cooper and Millichap, 

Goose-lane 
Cooper J. T. Ty thing 
Cownley H Shambles 
Cox R. Sidbury 
Crow E. Goose-lane 
Davies and Son, High-st. 
Davies J. Newport-street 
Dixon J. St. John's 
Farnham J. CoJlege-st. 
Fowler G. College-street 
Fuller W. Silver-street 
Gibbon M. St. John's 
Griffiths W. Lowesmoor 
Grout W. Little Angel- 
street 
Higgins J. Ty thing 
Johnson T. Garden Mar- 
ket 
Kiug W r . Foregate-street 



Lester M. Garden Market 
Lewis W. 42, New-street 
Lucas J. Leach-street 
Maddox J. Cross 
Mayor D. Angel-street 
Miliage J. Sidbury 
Morgan W. Ty thing 
Mumford W. Merry Vale 
Overton J. (Breeches Ma- 
ker,) Leach-street 
Parsons G. Broad-street 
Parsons R. Goose-lane 
Pendrice J. Goose- lane 
Phasey S. Carden-street 
Phillip C. St. John's 
Pope A. Foregate-street 
Price T. College-street 
Sharp W. London Road 
Shirley J. Friar-street 
Simpson S. Powick's-lane 
Spencer G. Broad-street 
Tasker P. College-street 
Taylor T. Mealcheapcn- 

street 
Tobey J. Lowesmoor 
Wilks T. High-street 
Wood J. Garden Market 
Young \V. Fcrcgate 
Young W, Park Place 



TOY 

Bosley W. High-street 
Done M. Cross 



DEALERS. 

| Pitt J. High-street 
Trehearn M. Broad-street 



Bradley J. New-street 
Cook V. Lowesmoor-st. 



TURNERS. 

Williams J. Birdport 



M 



1W 



TRADES IN WORCESTER. 



110 



WATCH MAKERS. 



Crane C. HigTi-strect 
liilwall J. Foregate-st. 
Mason J. and E. Goose- 
lane 



Palmer W. Goose-lane 
Skarratt and Son, Goose- 
lane 
Smith J. Tything 



WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. 



Blew W. Broad-street 

Clarke J, Little Angel- 
street 

Cowell, Crane, & Kilpin. 
(British Wine,) Fore- 
gate-si reet 

Criops J. G. Cross 

Field J. St. Clement's 
Gate 

Hooper & Wanklin, Cross 



Josleand R. Friar-street 
Neal J. 13, Bndge-street 
Powell J. Copenhagen-st, 
Read J. Little Newport-st. 
Read J, B. Corn Market 
Sayer J. Lowesmoor-st. 
Smith T. New-street 
Staliard W. Copenhagen- 
street 
Wheeley J. Broad-street 



WOOLLEN DRAPERS. 



Baskerville T. High-st. 
Burden S. Goose-lane 
Coates J. High-street 
Cooper and Millichap, 

Goose-lane 
Garnatt and Amphlett, 

Fore gate 
Holbrook W. High-st. 



King W. Foregate-street 
Lewis W. New-street 
Pendrice J. Goose-lane 
Pope A. Foregate-street 
Sanders R. Leach-street 
Spencer G» Broad-street 
Wilkes W. High-street 
Woakes H. High-street 






JFVoni the Star and Garter Hotel. 

Jftatls, 



BIRMINGHAM— Arrives every night at half-past 
eight, and returns every morning at a J past three. 

BRISTOL— Through Tewkesbury and Gloucester, ar- 
rives every morning at four, and returns every 
night at nine, \o meet the Exeter mail and ail west 
country coaches. 

HEREFORD— Arrives Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa- 
turday mornings, at half-past eleven, and returns 
through Malvern and Ledbury the same days at one 
in the afternoon. 

LONDON — Through Oxford, arrives daily at noon, 
except Monday, when it arrives at one, and returns 
daily at half-past three, except Saturday, when it 
goes at half-past tv>o. 

LCD LOW — Arrives Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, 
and Friday mornings, at half-past eleven, and re- 
turns through Tenbury the same days at one in 
the ufternooii. 



112 COACHES FROM WORCESTER. 



EATH — Arrives every afternoon, except Sunday, at 
four, and returns every morning, except Sunday, at 
half-past nine. 

BIRMINGHAM— The True Blue, arrives every 
evening at seven, and returns every morning at 
eight. 

BIRMINGHAM— The Defiance, arrives every day 
at noon, and returns at one. 

BIRMINGHAM— The Hero, arrives every morning, 
except Sunday, at halt-past ten, and returns every 
afternoon, except Sunday, at half-past three. 

BIRMINGHAM— The Bath, arrives every morning 
at half-past nine, and returns every afternoon at 
four. 

BRISTOL— The Hero, arrives every evening, ex- 
cept Sunday, at half-past three, and returns every 
morning, except Sunday, at ten. 

CHELTENHAM— The Hibernia, arrives Monday, 
Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at nine, and re- 
turns Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, 
at half-past three. 

LONDON — through Cheltenham, Oxford, and Henley, 
the Royal Telegraph, arrives every morning, ex- 
cept Monday, at eight, and returns every day, 
except Monday, at half-pa&t twelve. 



CJACHES FROM WORCESTER. 113 

LONDON— through Cheltenham, Oxford, and High 
JFycomhe, the Royal Sovereign, arrives Tuesday, 
Thursday, and Saturday evenings, at nine, and re- 
turns Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at five in 
the morning-. 

SHREWSBURY and HOLYHEAD— the Hibernia, 
through Kidderminster and Bridgnorth, arrives Tues- 
day, Thursday, and Saturday evenings at three, and 
returns Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings 
at half-past nine. 



From the Hop Pole Inn and Royal Hotel. 

Lt'sfjt i^ost Coadjes, 

BATH — Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, 

at seven. 

BIRMINGHAM— Daily at One. 

CHELTENHAM— Daily at five and seven in the 
morning. 

LONDON— The Rising Sun, in fifteen hours, Tues- 
day, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at five. 

OXFORD— Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morn- 
ings, at five and seven. 

SHREWSBURY and HOLYHEAD — Tuesday, 
1 hursday, and Saturday mornings, at nine. 



114 COACHES FROM WORCESTER. 



From the Unicorn Inn. 

JLtgilt i^ost Coacije^ 

ABERISTWITH— Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur- 
day Afternoons, at half-past two. 

BIRMINGHAM— Through Bromsgrove, daily, at one 
and three, 

BRISTOL— Daily, at half-past eleven. 

CHELTENHAM— Daily, mornings at seven, after- 
noons at halt-past two. 

HEREFORD— Snnday, Wednesday, and Friday a£ 
ternoons, at half-past one. 

KINGTON and LEOMINSTER— Monday, Tues- 
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at half-past twelve. 

LONDON — through Oxford, daily, at a quarter be- 
fore one. 

LUDLOW — every Tuesday Afternoon at one. 

WOLVERHAMPTON— Daily, at three in the af- 
ternoon. 

From the Bell Inn. 

Coach to LEOMINSTER — Monday, Tuesday, 
Thursday, and Saturday, at half-past twelve. 

WOLVERHAMPTON— Three days a week, at three 
in the alternoou. 



COACHES, ETC. FROM WORCESTER. 115 



From the Golden Lion, High-street. 

Perseverance day coach to WOLVERHAMPTON 
every morning at a quarter before six, where it 
arrives in time to meet the mail for Manchester. 

From the Old Horn and Trumpet, Aug eh street. 

STOURPORT— Caravan, Monday, Wednesday, Fri- 
day, and Saturday afternoon, at four. 

From the Old Greyhound Lin, New-street. 

BIRMINGHAM— Caravau, Wednesday & Saturday. 

From the Bird in Hand, Cross. 

KIDDERMINSTER— Diligence, Monday, Wed- 
nesday, and Saturday afternoons, at three. 

LEDBURY— Diligence, Monday and Thursday af- 
ternoons, at three. 

BROMYARD and LEOMINSTER— Mail, daily, 
afternoon, at two. 

KEMPSEY— Post, every afternoon, at two. 

MALVERN— Post, Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri- 
day afternoons, at three. 

WHITLEY and STANFORD-Post, Tuesday, 
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, at three. 



aanU <&&xxi&&t. 



From Ashmore and Co's. Warehouse, Angel-street. 

BIRMINGHAM— Daily, and from thence to Man- 
chester, Liverpool, and all parts of the North. 

TEWKESBURY, GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, &c. 

---Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings. 

From Jk Hopkins' Warehouse, Quay-street. 

ALCESTER, STRATFORD, and WARWICK— 
Twice a week. 

From GaWs Warehouse, Garden Market. 

BIRMINGHAM— Twice a week, from whence 
goods are forwarded to Coventry, Leicester, Not- 
tingham, Sheffield, Manchester, Liverpool, North 
Wales, and North of England. 

BRISTOL— Through Tewkesbury and Gloucester, 
daily, Sundays excepted, in 26 hours, from which 
place goods are forwarded to the South of England 
and South Wales. 

North and Co's. Waggons, to all parts of South 
WALES, and South oi IRELAND, every Tuesday 
and Friday* 



LAND CARRIAGE FROM WORCESTER. 117 

W. Williams' Waggons to HEREFORD, Tuesday 
and Friday. 

J.Wynde and (Vs. Waggons to LEOMINSTER, 
every Tuesday and Saturday, by which goods are 
forwarded to Kington, Radnor, Builth, and all paits 
of South Wales. 

From Roberts and Cleicers Warehouse, Sansom- 
street. 

Waggons to LONDON every Tuesday, and to 
KINGTON and BISHOP'S CASTLE Wednesday 
and Thursday night. 

From Mole and Co's. Warehouse, Sansom- street. 

Waggons daily to LEDBURY, HEREFORD, 
BOSS, MONMOUTH, ABERGAVE NNY 
HAY, BRECNOCK, BUILTH, LLANDO- 
VERY, CAERMARTHEN, PEMBROKE, and 

all parts of South WALES, and South of IRE- 
LAND. 

From John Jolly's Warehouse, Angel-street. 

Fly Waggons to LONDON 1 , OXFORD, LEOMIN- 
STER, KINGTON, PRESTEIGN, HEREFORD, 
MONMOUTH, PEMBROKE, and all parts of 
South WALES and South of IRELAND. 

From the Pack Horse, Garden Market. 

Bedford's Waggon to LEOMINSTER, through 
Bromyard, Tuesdays and Saturdays. 

STANFORD and WHITLEY Cart, Tuesdays, 
Thursdays, and Saturdays. 

N 



118 LAND CARRIAGE FROM' WORCESTER 



From the Bird in Hand, Cross. 

Cart to STANFORD, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and 
Saturdays. 

Ditto to MALVERN. 

Ditto to PERSHORE and EVESHAM. 

From tJie Golden Lion, High- street. 

Cart to STANFORD and WHITLEY, Tuesdays, 
Thursdays, and Saturdays 

From the Old Horn and Trumpet, Angel street; 

Cart to STOURPORT, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fri- 
days, and Saturdays. 

Ditto to TEWKESBURY and GLOUCESTER, 
Wednesdays and Saturdays. 

Ditto to MALVERN. 

Ditto to BEWDLEY, Mondays, Wednesdays, and 
Saturdays. 

From the Old Greyhound Inn. 

Carriers to UPTON-UPON-SEVERN, BULING- 
HAM, WELLAND, KEMPSEY, STRENS- 
HAM, and ECKINGION, Wednesdays and 
Satuidays. 



<&omt gance tig Wlattv. 



Bihd and Co r s. Boafs regularly from Diglis Wharf to 
LONDON and BIRMINGHAM.— Agent Joseph 

Brommage, » 

Crowley, Lealand, and Hicklin, from the Compa- 
n>'s Wharf, Diglis, and Commercial Wharf, Lowes- 
noor. convey and forward goods to all parts of 
CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, GLOUCESTER- 
SHIRE, LANCASHIRE, LEICESTERSHIRE, 
MIDDLESEX, North and South WALES, OX- 
IORDSHIRE. SHROPSHIRE, STAFFORD. 
SHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, WORCESTER. 
SHIRE, and YORKSHIRE.— Agent Thomas 
Cole. 

Dankes and Co. Diglis Wharf, Fly Boats, daily to 
BIRMINGHAM.— Agent James Wall. 

Thomas and Matthew Pickfoiid and Co. from their 
Wharf, Lowesmoor, to LONDON, MANCHES- 
TER, LIVERPOOL, LEICESTER, DERBY, 
BIRMINGHAM, and all parts of the kingdom.— 
Agent William Ba&s. 

Robinson, Corbet, and Co. from Diglis Wharf to 
LONDON, BRISTOL, BUCKINGHAM, CAM- 
BRIDGE, GLOUCESTER, WARWICK, the 
intermediate places, and all part* of the North.-- 
Agent G. Partridge. 



120 WATER CARRIAGE FROM WORCESTER. 

James Bromley's Fly Boats, from his Warehouse, 
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and ar- 
rives in BIRMINGHAM the succeeding days, at 
N. and G. Wheatcroft's Sheffield Wharf. On 
which days their Boats load for DERBY, NOT- 
TINGHAM, LOUGHBOROUGH, LEICESTER, 
and the intermediate places • also, to BUCKLAND 
HOLLOW, from which place their Waggons load 
daily for CHESTERFIELD, SHEFFIELD, DON- 
CASTER, YORK, and all parts of the North. 

Joseph Smith & Sons' Boats from James Bromley's 
Warehouse, Lowesmoor, to BURTON-UPON- 
TRENT, NOTTINGHAM, HULL, LINCOLN, 
SHEFFIELD, YORK, SCARSBOROUGH, and 

all parts of the Eastern Coast. — Agent G. Wood. 

Whitehouse & Sons' Fly Boats, load regularly at the 
Diglis and Lowesmoor Warehouses, for LONDON, 
STAFFORD, the POTTERIES, CHESTER, 
LANCASTER, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, 
LEEDS, HALIFAX, and the fntermediate and 
adjoining places.— Agent William Price, Lowes- 
moor. 

Worthington & Co's. Fly Boats, from Jambs Brom- 
ley's Warehouse, Lowesmoor, to BIRMINGHAM, 
WOLVERHAMPTON, STAFFORD, the POT- 
TERIES, CONGLETON, WARRINGTON, LI- 
VERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and the interme- 
diate places, from whence goods are forwarded, by 
respectable carriers, to all parts of CHESHIRE, 
North WALES, WESTMORLAND, CUMBER- 
LAND, and parts of SCOTLAND adjacent.— 
Agent G. Wood. 

Field's Barges to BEWDLEY, Wednesdays and 
Saturdays, from the Quay. 



WATER CARRIAGE FROM WORCESTER. 121 

:* and Field's ditto to BEWDLEY and 
SIOURPORT, thre« times a Week, from the 
Qpaj« 

Bradley's ditto ft BRIDGNORTH, once a Fort- 
nuht, from the Britannia. 

?' ditto to TEWKESBURY, every Saturday, 
from the Old Wherry. 

Baylis' ditto to UPTON", everv Saturday, from the 
Old Wherry. 

Pumphriy's ditto to UPTON, every Saturday, from 
the Old Wherry. 

i ditto to UPTON, every Saturday from the 
Old Wherry. 

5ES 3 ditto to GLOUCESTER, Tuesdays and 
Fridays, from the Quay. 

Broadfield and Co's. ditto to STOURPORT. front 
whence goods are forwarded to all parts of STAF- 
FORDSHIRE, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, 
and the North of England. 



Every Full Moon and Change* 

S.LLE la GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, STOUR- 
POHT, tad DROITWICH. 

Harris to GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, and 
a FOUR FORT. 



122 WATER CARRIAGE FROM WORCESTER. 

Barnett, Meaby, Barnett, and Co. to GLOU* 
CESTER, BRISTOL, and STOURPORT. 

Ames and Jones, to GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, 
STOURPORT, and BRIDGNORTH. 

Belsham and Reynolds, to GLOUCESTER, 
BRISTOL, STOURPORT, and BEWDLEY. 

Devey to GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, STOUR- 
PORT, and BEWDLEY. 

JT. Jones, jun. to SHREWSBURY and GLOUCES- 
TER. 

Bratton to SHREWSBURY and GLOUCESTER. 

Rogers to SHREWSBURY and GLOUCESTER. 



End of Worcester. 



DROITWICH. 



A 

OF TH3 

Borons!) of 8rotttotd>» 



DROITWICH, an ancient Borough, seven miles 
from Worcester and 118 from London, is go- 
verned by two Bailiffs, two Justices, Kecorder, &e. 
and sends two Members to Parliament. 

This Borough had privileges and immunities grant- 
ed by King John, and in the reign of King James the 
First, the Bailiffs and Burgesses were elected a Body 
Corporate. By this charter, two Bailiffs are elected 
annually. Formerly they tried their felons for -capital 
offences, but now only for petty ones. By the court, 
which is held every Thursday, debts to the amount of 
;£9 19s. may be recovered. 

The Salt Works have frequently engaged the atten- 
tion of the curious. The brine is considered to ex- 
ceed all other in purity, is entirely free from bittern, 
and from that light calcerous earth, called scratch, 
which abounds in most salt springs, and is, perhaps, 
one of the richest sources of sea salt in the world. 

The general process of making salt is by filling a 
pan with brine (which rises in pits as frebh water), 
conveyed into it by pumps, when a piece of resin, the 
size of a pea, is thrown into it to make it graduate 
%e. Whoa the brine is boiling, the salt first iacrasts 




126 DR0ITW1CH. 

at the top, and then subsides to the bottom. After it 
is subsided, the Wallers, or persons employed in the 
seals, lade it out with an iron skimmer, and put it into 
wicker barrows, each containing one bushel, in the 
form of a sugar loaf, and let them stand at the side of 
the pan about three hours to drain. They then drop 
the salt out of the barrow, and place it in the stove 
to harden ; afterwards it is fit for use. To make a ton 
of salt, there is generally used from 15 to 16 cwt. of 
coals. 

The market-house, which is situated in the High- 
street, near St. Andrew's Church, was built in the 
year 1628. The weekly market is held on Friday. 
Here are two fairs annually, viz. — June 19th and 
December 20th. 

The navigation to Droitwich was begun in 1768, 
and the first load of coal brought by water was i« 
1771. 



Neto ©toctorg 

OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



mvt e. 



SECTION SECOND, 
CONTAINING THE BOROUGH 

OF 

B1MPW3I©IHL 



A 

ACTON Mrs. Widow, St. Andrews-street 

Allen Richard, Post Master and Agent to the Phoenix 

Insurance Office 
Allen Rebecca, Grocer and Druggist 
Amphlett Rev. Dr. Dodderhill 
Amphlett Mrs. Hill Court 
Amphlett Miss, the Steps 

B 

Bedford James, Farmer, Berry Hill 

Bennett Thomas, Gardener. High-street 

Bourne Joseph, Vict, and Salt Proprietor, Rising Sun 

Bourne John, Vict. Old Fex, the Vines 

Bourne William, Haiiicr, Quceu-slieet 



128 ©R01TWICH. 

Bourne Mary, Widow, High-street 

Bourne Adam, Brush Maker, High-street 

Bourne John, Butcher, High-street 

Bourne John, Carpenter, Towns-end 

Bowles George, George Inn 

Bray Henry, Solicitor, St. AndrewVstreet 

Brookbank William, Agent to T. Farley,* Esq.. Salt 

Proprietor 
Brownell James, Shoe Maker, High-street 
Brownell William, Shoe Maker, St. AndrewVstreet 
Burrows John, Vict. Crown Inn, High-street 



Cattell Joseph, Shoe Maker, Queen-street 
Chance Sarah, School Mistress, Vines 
Cole Daniel, Butcher, High-street 
Cook Richard, Grocer and Tallow Chandler, Queen- 
street 
Cope Samuel, Farmer, VVhiton 
Corbett Richard, Vict. New Rising Sun 
Cox William, Excise Officer, High-street 
Crowther John, Butcher,, Hanbury-street 
Curtler Thomas Gale, Solicitor, High-street 

D 

Dance John, Castrater, St* AndrewVstreet 

Davis William, Shoe Maker 

Davis George, Cooper, High-street 

Davis Silvester, Sieve Maker, St. AndrewVlan© 

Dews William, Hanbury-street 

Dugard George, Grocer, Queen-street 



Edmonds Hannah, Straw Hat Maker, Queen-street 

Edwards John, Esq. 

Edwards John, Vict. White Hart, High-street 



DROITWlCHc 129 

Emuss John, Salt Proprietor 

Kmuss John, Butcher, Hanbury-streelf 

Excise Office— James Townsend, Supervisor 



Fisher Richard, Gent. 

Frances Richard, Esq. St. Andrew's-street 

G 

Gale Mrs. Gentlewoman, High-street 

Goiie John, Grocer and Ironmonger, Queen-street 

Graves John, Blacksmith, St, Andrew's-lane 

Greaves Thomas, Owner, Vines 

Gurney Job, Baker, High-street 

H 

Haley Mrs. St. AndrewVlane 
Hall James, sen. Blacksmith, Bromsgrove-street 
Hali James, jun- Blacksmith, Hanbury-street 
Hand Mary, Shopkeeper, Bromsgrove-street 
Harding William, Hallier, High-street 
Harrell Richard, Excise Officer, Towns-end 
Harrison John, Baker, St. Andrew's-street 
Healey Mrs. St. Andrews-lane 
Hemming Thomas, Gent. 

Hemming Eliz Plumber and Glazier, St. Andrew's-st» 
Higgens John, Excise Officer, Towns end 
Horsley James, Linen and Woollen Draper, Queen- 
street 
Hunt Edward, Clerk of St. Andrews, High-street 



Jaques Rev. Jonathan, St. Andrew's-street 
James Edward, Bricklayer, Stainer's Court 
Jeffreys Edward, Vict. Barley Mow, Hanbury-street 



13ft DROITWICH. 

Jones John, Surgeon, Queen-street 
Jones John, Mason, Towns-end 

K 

Knight John, Dealer in Staffordshire Ware, Hanbury- 

street 
Knight Stephen, Butcher, High-street 
Kynaston John, Saddler, High-street 
Kyrvvood Miss, Gentlewoman, Towns-end 



Langford Henry, Vict. Prince of Wales, Hanburj-st, 
Langford Richard, Gent. Towns-end 
Langford Thomas, Carrier to Worcester 
Lawrence William, Wheelwright, Hanbury-street 
Leek Jeremiah, Mason, Towns-end 
Lees John, Carpenter, High-street 
Lees John, Shoe Maker, Haubury-street 
Loughton George, Schoolmaster, Bromsgrove-street 

M 

Manton John, Blacksmith, Bromsgrove-strect 
Mason Charles, Clerk of Excise, Kigh-street 
Martin William, Wheelwright, Bromsgrove-street 
Morgan David, Excise Officer, Towns-end 
Moule Eliz. Shopkeeper, Hanbury-sfreet 
Moule Hannah, Shopkeeper, High-street 
Munn John, Hallier, Towns-end 
Musgrove Joseph, Navigator, Towns-end 

N 

Nash Charlotte, Baker and Maltster 
Nash John, Farmer, near Dr<r»wich 
Nichols Samuel, -Tailor, Queen-street 
Nind VY iliiam, Corn Factor, High-street 



DROITWICH. 131 

Noak John, Shoe Maker, High-street 

Noak Walter, Whitesmith, Vines 
Noke Charles, Pan Smith, High-street 
Norbury Charles, Esq. Solicitor 
Norbury Mrs. Gentlewoman 
Norris William, Shopkeeper, High-street 



Onion John, Tailor, High-street 

Onion Edward, Tailor, High-street 

Onion Edward, Hair Dresser, Hanbury-street 



Palmer William, Watch Maker, High-sfreet 

Pardoe Philip, Joiner, Towns-end 

Partridge Samuel, Gardener and Seedsman, Higb-st. 

Partridge Susannah, Vict. Wheatsheaf, High-street 

Partridge Thomas, Barrow Maker, Tines 

Peace William, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 

Pearce Joseph, Jeweller, Queen-street 

Pearson Richard, Skinner, Towns-end 

Pendrice E. B. Esq. Towns-end 

Perkins Thomas, Miller, Town Mill 

Perry John, Vict. Hole in the Wall, Broinsgrove-street 

Phillips Mrs. Gentlewoman, Queen-street 

Pickering John, Esq Bailiff of the Borough 

Presdee Eliz. Hanbury-street 

Preston Mrs. Gentlewoman, Queen-street 

Price William, Carpenter, Whiton 

Priddy John. Baker, High-street 

Priddy Thomas, Auctioneer, High-street 

Priddy James, Bricklayer, Stainer's Court 

Priddy Mrs. W idow, Towns-end 

Pugb John, Golden Cross, Towns-end 

Pumphrey Mnry, D'apcr, Queen-street 

Pumphrey Philip, Queen-street 

Pumphrey W illiam, Queen-street 



132 DROIT W!€H. 



R 

Read Mrs. Widow, High-street 
Reynolds William, Baker, High-street 
Eichards Francis, Gent. St. An drew' s-I aire 
Eichards Rev. George, High-street 
Eicketls Martin, Surgeon, St. Andrew's-lane 
BickettsMrs. Gentlewoman, St. Andrew's-lane 
Bobbins William, Worcester Carrier 
Eobins Thomas, Star and Garter, High-street 
EobisonJohn, Solicitor, Queen-street 

■S 

Skinner John, Towns-end 

Smith William, Tanner, Queen-street 

Smith Edward, Baker, Queen-street 

Smith Thomas, Shoe Maker, Hanbury-street 

Smith John, Maltster, High-street 

Smilh Richard, Butcher, High-street 

Smith and Millicbap Mesdms. Seminary, High-street 

Smith Richard, Chawson 

Smith Edward, Maltster, Worcester Road 

Smith Richard, jun. Farmer, Whiton 

Smith John, Pig Dealer, Vines 

Smith William, Excise Officer, St. Andrew's-street 

Smith Philip, Shoe Maker, St. Andre w's-street 

Smith Catherine, Widow, Queen-street 

Stamp Office, Mr. Gorle\s, Queen-street 



Taylor Ann, Tanner, Hanbury-street 
Taylor Joseph, Farrier, High-street 
Taylor George, Cooper, St. AndrewVstreet 
Teft Mrs, Widow, Towns-end 
Tolley Joseph, Worsted Manuf. High-street 
Temkius Gregory, Esq. Collector of Excise 



DROITVVICH. 133 

Toms Samuel, Agent to Messrs. Stuckley Sc Co. Salt 

Proprielors 
Townsbend William, St. Andrew's-street 
Trehearn William, Currier, High-street 
Trehearn Andrew, Gent. Worcester Road 
Trehearne James, Linen Draper and Man's Mercer, 

Bromsgrove-street 

W 

Wakeman Richard, Grocer, &c. Queen-street 
Wall George, Agent to Thomas Farley, Esq. 
Wedgebarrow George, Ironmonger, Queen-street 
Wheeler John, Blacksmith, St. Andrew's-street 
Wheeler William, Shoe Maker, Queen-street 
Williams Thomas, Currier, Queen-street 
Williams John, Glazier, Queen-street 

Wiliiams Vict. Talbot, High-street 

Williams Mary, Gentlewoman, Towns-end 
Williams Henry, Mason, Queen-street 
Wilson Matthew, Farmer, Oakley 
Wood William, Vict, Old Cock, Towns-end 



hi num 



*** As the Inhabitants of Droitwich are sofetr 
her, a Trades List is not thought requisite. 



End of Droitwich. 



BROMSGROVE. 



OF THE 



aroUm of Sttmt0fl?0toe> 



>ROMSGROVE, situated 13 miles from Worces- 
ter, 13 from Birmingham, and 114 from London, 
contains one long street, in which are a considerable 
number of well-built houses, and several good inns* 
The population is about 3000, and the local jurisdic- 
tion consists of a Court Baron, which sits once in 
three weeks, in the Town Hall, for the recovery of 
small debts. As early as the reign of Edward the 
1st, this town sent Members to Parliament, but now 
that is discontinued. The church, which stands upon 
a hill ascended by nearly seventy steps, is a handsome 
Gothic structure, dedicated to St. John the Baptist. 
The tower and spire, whose height is 189 feet, form a 
most commanding object, and is equal in antique 
elegance to any in the county ; on the western side 
are the statues of St. John, St. Peter, and St. Paul. 

The market, which is held here every Tuesday, is 
well supplied with provisions. There are two fairs 
annually, viz, — June 24th, and October 2d ; also, a 
market toll-free for cattle the last Tuesday in March, 
April, May, and August. 

There are several places of worship in Bromsgrove 
appropriated to dissenters* Likewise an excellent 



138 BROMSGROVE. 

free grammar school, founded by Edward the 6th ». 
with an additional endowment by Sir Thomas 
Cookes, who gave exebitions from the school to 
Worcester College, Oxford, ofhis own foundation. 

A very extensive Worsted Manufactory is carried 
on here, by Messrs. Adams & Co. ; but tke principal 
manufacture consists in sheeting, table cloths, and 
coarse linen ; likewise in needles, nails, and other 
small articles in the iron trade, which gives employ- 
ment to nearly one half or the population. 

Bromsgrove liekey, a little to the north of the town, 
is a wild and lofty range of hills. The views from it 
over the surrounding country are very extensive and 
pleasing. It contains a small spring, which divides 
itself into two streams, one of which flowing to the 
northward, runs into the tfea, and after joining the 
Trent, falls into the German ocean ; whilst the other, 
emptying itself into the Stour, and thence to the 
Severn, is carried into the Irish sea. This great 
waste, containing 2000 acres, which formerly yielded 
nothing but heath, furze, and fern, is now in a great 
measure enclosed, and produces good crops of tur* 
nips, clover, and potatoes. 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



Part & 



SECTION THIRD. 
CONTAINING THE TOWN 

OF 



ADAMS and Co. Worsted Manuf. Worcester-street 
A<lams William, Butcher, High-street 
A mphlett Thomas, Baker and Seedsman, Higli-st. 
Afchmore's Bristol and Manchester Waggon Office, 

High-street 
Austin Sarah, Baker, High-street 



Baker John, Viet. Green Dragon Inn, High-street 

Barratt Thomas, Tailor, Worcester-street 

Barron John, Brazier, High-street 

Bell Joshua, Shoe Maker, St. John-street 

Best Mrs. High-street 



140 BROMSGROVE. 

Birmingham Insurance Office — Agent Mr. HolJyoake, 

High-street 
Blackford John, Surgeon, High-street 
Blew E. and M. Dyers, AVorcester-street 

Blood Baker, St John-street 

Blunt Charles, Chair Maker, Worcester-street 
Bott Peter, Needle Maker, Worcester-street 
Bott Peter, Needle Maker, High -street 
Bott John, Clock and Watch Maker, Worcesfer-st. 
Bourn Eliz. Grocer and Draper, Worcester-street 
Bowen Catherine, Vict, Roe Buck, High-street 
Brazier Benjamin, Butcher, Worcester-street 
Brettell Joseph, Solicitor, St. John-street 
Brettell Thomas, Gent. St. John-street 
Brooke Charles, Brazier, High-street 
Brookes Thomas, Hair Dresser, Horse Fair 
Brooke Joseph, Cabinet Maker, St. John-street 
Brooks Joseph, Gent. High-street 
Broughton William, Skinner, Worcester-street 
Brown Richard, Plumber, Glazier, and Painter, High- 
street 
Browne Eliz. Vict. Lower Dolphin Inn, High-street 
Bullingham Henry, Butcher, St. John-street 
Bunn Mary, Vict. Old Bird in Hand, High-street 
Burton William, Shoe Maker, High-street 
Butler James, Vict. White Horse, Worcester-street 



Carpenter Mrs. Gentlewoman, High-street 
Casswell Thomas, Grocer, &c. Worcester-street 
Clarkeson John, Plumber and Glazier, Worcester-st. 
Clemunts Henry, Shoe Maker, Worcester-street 
Clemonts Mrs. Widow, High-street 
Court Mrs. Widow, Horse Fair 
Cole William, Currier and Leather Seller, High-st. 
Collett and Cowell, Surgeons, High-street 
Collins Mrs. Widow, near the Turnpike 
Compson John, Linen Draper, High-street 



BROMSGROVE. 141 

Connard Joseph, Needle and Fish Hook Maker, 

High-street 
Connard William, Gent. Worcester-street 
Cotton William, Builder and Cabinet Maker, Worces* 

ter-strect 
Cox Samuel, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Crane John Bell, Currier, High-street 
Crane and Son, Clock and > v atch Makers, High-st. 
Cromwell Richard, Brazier, High-street 
Cromwell John, Brazier, High-street 
Cullwick Michael, Crown Hotel, High-street 
Cullwick John, Druggist and Grocer, High-street 
Curtler T. G. Solicitor, High-street 
Curtler James, Baker and Maltster, Worcester-street 

D 

Dews Thomas, Yict. Mitre, Horse Fair 

Dipple John, Ironmonger, High-street 

Drewry William, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and Uphol-. 

sjerer, High-street 
Duffill Thomas, Baker, Strand 
Dunklin William, Rope Maker, High street 
Dunn James, Vict. King's Head Inn, High-street 



Edwards Thomas, Carpenter and Cabinet Maker, 

High-street 
Ellins Mary, Linen Manufacturer and Bleacher, 

High-street 
Erauss Mrs. Gentlewoman, High- street 
English Thomas, Blacksmith, High-street 



Featherstone James, Cooper, High-street 
Fisher Thomas, Saddler and Harness Maker, High- 
street 

Q 



14$ BROMSGROVE. 

G 

Gabb George, Vict, and Wholesale Nail Ironmonger, 

George Inn, High-street 
Gardner Mrs. Ann, Postmistress, High-street 
Gillett Mrs Gentlewoman, High-street 
Gower J. Broker, High-street 
Green James and Co. Coffin Furniture Makers and 

Factors, High-street 
Green James, Gent, near the Turnpike 
Green John, Vict. Black Cross Inn, Worcester-street 
Green Mrs. H. Vict. Golden Lion, Worcester-street 
Green George, Gent. 
Greening Thomas, Grocer, Chandler, and Druggist, 

High-street 
Griffin Elizabeth and Sons, Grocers, High-street 
Grove George, Grocer, Worcester-street 

H 

Haden William, Vict. Star and Garter Inn, High-st 
Haines Thomas and Co. Linen Manufacturers, High- 
street 
Haines Thomas, Red Lion, High-street 
Haines ft. J. Surgeon, High-street 
Haines John, Butcher, High-street 
Hale Benjamin, Blacksmith, Horse Fair 
Halfpenny John, Whitesmith, Worcester-street 
Halls Miss Mary, Seminary, High-street 
Hat bach John, Blacksmith, Worcester-street 
Harris William, Miller and Corn Factor, High-street 
Harrison John, Rope and Bag Manuf. Horse Fair 
Harrison Thomas, Rope and Twine Manuf. Worces- 
ter-street 
Harrison Thomas, Moat Mill 
Harrison William, Baker, Worcester-street 
Hartle William, Grocer, Worcester-street 
Haynes P. B. Esq. Worcester-street 
Hedges Samuel, Ironmonger, High-street 



BROMSGRCVE* 143 

Hellens Henry, Nail Ironmonger and Linen Manuf. 

High-street 
Heywood Mrs. Ladies' Day School, High-street 
Holloway John, Cabinet Maker, Worcester-street 
Holmes John, Grocer and Miller, High-street 
Holyoakc John, Linen and Woollen Draper, Hosier, 

&c. High-street 
Hope Charles, Gent. High-street 
Horton John, Surgeon, High-street 
Houghton Edward, Tailor, High-street 

J 

Jakcman Joseph, Tanner, High-street 
Jakeman Mrs. Widow, High-street 
James 1'. Millwright, Strand 
Jew Joseph, Baker, Worcester-street 
Johnson William, Cork Cutter, High-street 
Johnson Mary, Milliner, High-street 
Johnson Benjamin, Tailor, High-street 
Jones William, Clock and Watch Maker, Worcester- 
street 
Juggins Thomas, Nail Ironmonger, High-street 

K 

King James, Vict. Hop Pole Inn, High-street 
Knight William, Butcher, Worcester-street 
Knight Henry, Butcher, Worcester-street 



Lacy J. Tailor, High-street 
Lacy George, Shoe Maker, St. John-street 
Lacy John, Vict. Shoulder of Mutton, St. John-street 
Lamb Edward, Grocer, St. John-street 
Lamb Nathaniel, Whitesmith, St. John-street 
Laugh 1 ) Wiiiiam, Millwright aud Machine Maker, 
Worcester-street 



144 BROMSGBOVE. 

Laton Richard, Hair Dresser, Worcester-street 
Lawrence John, Boot and Shoe Maker, Strand 
Ledbury William, Wheelwright, Worcester-street 
Leek Richard, Butcher, Horse Fair 
Le welling William, Staffordshire Warehouse, Wor- 
cester-street 

M 

Malens David, Carpenter and Wheelwright, High-st. 
Manning Thomas, Tailor, Worcester-street 
Marshall Robert, Clerk to Messrs. Adams and Co. 

Worcester-street 
Martin Francis, ButcheF, Uigh-street 
Maund Benjamin, Printer and Bookseller, High-st. 
Mc. Keg Samuel, Gent. Worcester-street 
Meek James, Academy, High-street 
Moles worth Mrs. High -street 
Moore F. Milliner, High-street 
Morris William, Shoe Maker, Worcester-street 

N 

Newman J. IVI. Woolstapler, High-street 

Nichols Robert, Breeches Maker and Glover, High- 
street 

Noak Joseph, Fruiterer, High-street 

Norwich Union Insurance Office — Agent Mr. Maund, 
High-street 

No well Richard, Hatter, Worcester-street 



Osbourne George, Gent. Shrubbery, near Bromsgrove 
Overton Richard, Smith and Farrier, Worcester-st, 
Owen John, Hair Dresser, High-street 



B BOMS GROVE. 145 



Pardoe John, Butcher, Worcester-street 
Parker Mrs. Worcester-street 
Parry John, Cooper, High-street 
Parry William, Grocer and Druggist, High-street 
Partridge Mrs. Widow, St. John-street 
Pearce John, Master of the Workhouse, Horse Fair 
Penns Messdms, Grocers, High-street 
Phoenix Insurance Office — Agent Mr. Drewry, High- 
street 
Pinches Mrs. Seminary, St. John-street 
Powell John, Hair Dresser, Worcester-street 

R 

Reeve Thomas, Umbrella Maker, High-street 
Reeve Eliz Straw Hat Maker, High-street 
Richardson William, Dyer, High-street 
Robeson Henry, Esq. Solicitor, High-street 
Robinson Samuel, Tailor, Worcester-street 
Rogers John, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 
Rose John, Draper, Grocer, and Druggist, High-st. 
Rose William, Clerk to Messrs. Adams k Co. Wor- 
cester-street 
Ross Edward, Gent. Worcester-street 
Ruft'ord aud Biggs, Bank, High-street, (Draw on 
Spooner, Attwoods, & Co. Bankers, London) 



Sanders and Blew, Wholesale Nail Ironmongers, 

High-street 
Sanders Mrs. High-street 
Scriven John, She- Maker, Worcester-street 
Scroxton and Broady, Wholesale Nail Ironmongery 

St, John-street 



146 BROMSGROVE. . 

Sealey James, Saddler and Harness Maker, High- 
street 
Simms James, Music Master, Worcester-street 
Smith Thomas, Hatter, Worcester-street 
Smith Thomas, Butcher, High-street 
Smith Samuel, Gent. Strand 
Smith George, Supervisor of Excise, Strand, 
Spooner Francis, Sieve Maker, Worcester-street 
Stamp Office, Mr. Scroxton's, St John-street 
Stanley Jabez, Wholesale Nail Ironmonger, Strand 
Steward John, Maltster, High-street 
Steward John, Vict. JRed Lion Inn, High-street 
Swift William, Academy, High-street 



Tabbcrer Thomas, Gent. Strand 
Tandy George, Currier, High-street 
Tandy James, Shoemaker, High-street 
Taylor John, Maltster, Strand 
Tench James, Baker, High-street 
Tidmas John, Draper, High-street 
Tilt Benjamin, Tailor, St. John-street 
Tipper John, Paw* broker, Worcester-street 
Tomkins Edmund, Golden Cross Inn, High-street 
Tonks Thomas, Staffordshire Warehouse, Worcester- 
street 
Topham Hev. Mr. Bine School, Worcester-street 
Town J. S. St. John-street 

U 
Undrill Richard, Shoe Maker, Worcester-street 
W 

Walker M. Wood Turner, Worcester-street 

Walker liaaiiah, Brush Maker, Worcester-street 



BR0MSGR0VE. U7 

Wall George, Seedsman, High-street 
Ward William, Grocer, Auctioneer, and Maltster, 
High-street 

Ward Mrs Widow, High-street 

Warner William. Gent. Strand 

Watkins Thomas, Tailor, St. John-street 

Wattell Mrs. Widow, High-street 

Wattersnn Mrs. Widow, Hi^h-street 

Walton William, Butcher, High-street 

Walton Edward. Vict. Upper Dolphin Inn, High-street 

Weaver John, Blacksmith, High-street 

Weaver Benjamin, Shoe Maker, High-street 

"Weaver John, Higler, Strand 

Webb William and Samuel, Maltsters, Worcester- 
street 

"Webb John, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-street 

M heeler John, Saddler and Harness Maker, High st. 

"White Thomas, Ironmonger, Hizh-street 

White George, Butcher, High-street 

White John, Skinner. Woicester-street 

Whitehoose James, Tea Dealer, High-street 

Whitheford Benjamin, Vict. Sampson, Worcester-st. 

Wilkinson James, Gent. High-street 

Williams Oliver, sen. Timber Merchant, Strand 

Williams Oliver, Jan. Tanner. Strand 

"Wilson Henry, Vict, and Cow Salesman. Crab Mill 
Inn, Birmingham Road 

Win penny Rev, -Mr. Vicarage 

Wuodhousc William, Bricklayer, Strand 



OF 

Professions u ttartres, 



IN 



flljpijaMtcallp &trange*u 



ATTORNIES. 

Brettell J. St. John-st. | Robeson H. High-street 
Curtler T. G. High-st. | 

AUCTIONEERS. 

Drewry W. High-street | Ward W. High-street 

BAKERS. 



'AmphlettT. High-street 
Austin S. High-street 
Blood — St. John-st. 
Curtler J. Worcester- 
street 



Duffill J. Strand 
Harrison W. Worcester- 
street 
Jew J* Worcester-street 
Tench J. High-street 



150 bromsgrove; 151 

BANKERS. 

Rufford and Biggs, High-street 
BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS. 
Crane & Son, High-st. | Maund B. High-street 
BRAZIERS. 

Barrow J. High-street | Cromwell R. High-street 
Brooke C. High-street | Cromwell J. High-street 

BUTCHERS. 



Adams W. High-street 
Brazier B. Worcester- 
street 
Bullinghara H. St. John- 
street 
Haines J. High-street 
Knight H. Worcester-st. 



Knight W. Worcester-st. 
Leek R. Horse Fair 
Martin F. High-s(reet 
Pardoe J. Worcester-st. 
Smith T. High-street 
Watton W. High-st. 
White G. High-street 



CABINET MAKERS. 



Brooke J. St. John-st. 
Cotton VV. Worcester- 
street 



Edwards TV High-street 
Hollow ay J. Y\ orcester- 
fctreet 



CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS. 

Bott J. Worcester-street I Jones W. Worcester-st. 
Crane and Son, High-st. | 

COFFIN FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, 

Green J. and Co. High-street, 

R 



152 



BR0MSGR0VE. 

COOPERS, 



153 



Featherstone J. High-st. J Parry J. High-street 
CURRIERS. 



Cole W. High-street 
Crane J. R. High-street 



Tandy G. High-street 



DRAPERS. 



Bourne E. Worcester- 
street 
Compson J. High-street 



Holyoake J. High-sireet 
Rose J. High-street 
Tidmas J. High-street 



DRUGGISTS. 

Cullwick J. High-street | Parry W. High-street 
Greening T. High-street | Rose J. High-street 

DYERS. 

Blew E. and M. Worces- | Richardson W. High-st. 
ter-street [ 

GROCERS. 



Bourn E. Worcester-st. 
Cass well T. Worcester- 
street 
Culhvick J. High-street 
Greening T. High street 
Griffin and Sons, High-st. 
Grove G. Worcester-street 



Hartle W. Worcester-st. 
Holmes J. High-street 
Lamb E. St. John-street 
Parry W. High-street 
Penns Misses, High-st. 
Rose J. High-street 
Ward W. High-street 



HAIR DRESSERS. 



Brookes T. Horse Fair 
Cox S. High-street 
Laton R. Worcester-st. 



Owen J. High-street 
Powell J. Worcester-st* 



154 



BROMSGROVE. 



155 



HATTERS. 

Nowell R. Worcester-st. ] Smith T. Worcester-st. 
INNKEEPERS. 



Baker J. Green Dragon 
Bow en C. Roe Buck 
Browne E. Lower Dol- 
phin 
Bunn M. Old Bird in 

Hand 
Butler J. White Horse 
CnliwickM. Crown Hotel 
Dews T. Mitre 
Dunn J. King's Head 
Gabb G. George Inn 



Green J. Black Cross 
Green H. Golden Lion 
Haden W. Star & Garter 
Haynes — Red Lion 
King J. Hop Pole Inn 
Lacy J. Shoulder of Mut- 
ton 
Tomkins E. Golden Cross 
Watton E. Upper Dolphin 
Whitheford B. Sampson 
Wilson H. Crab Mill 



IRONMONGERS. 

White T. High-street 



Dipple J. High-street 
Hedges S, High-street 



LINEN MANUFACTURERS. 

Ellins M. High-street | Hellens H. High-street 
Haines T. & Co. High-st. | 

MALTSTERS. 



Curtler J. Worcester-st. 
Tavlor J. Strand 
Ward \V. High- street 



I 



Webb S. and W. W'orces* 
ter-street 



MILLINERS. 

Johuson M. High-street | Moor F. High-street 



156 BROMSGROVE. 157 

MILLERS AND CORN FACTORS. 

Harris W. High-sf reet | Holmes J % High-street 
Harrison T. Moat Mill | 

MILLWRIGHTS. 

James T. Strand [ Langley W. Worcester-st. 

NAIL IRONMONGERS. 



Gabb G. High-street 
Hellens H. High-street 
Juggins T. High-street 
Sanders & Blew, High-st. 



Scroxton and Broady, St. 

John-street 
Stanley J. Strand 



NEEDLE MAKERS. 

Bott P. Worcester-street | Connard J. Worcester-st. 
Bolt P. High-street | 

PLUMBERS AND GLAZIERS. 

Brown R. High-street. j Rogers J. High-street 
ClarkesonJ. Worcester-st. | 

ROPE AND TWINE MANUFACTURERS. 

Dunklin W. High-street | Harrison T. Worcester- 
Harrison J. Horse Fair j street 

SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS. 

Fisher T. High-street | Wheeler J. High-street 
Scale) J. High-street 



158 



BROMSGROVE. 



159 



SCHOOLS. 



Halls Miss,High-street 
Hey wood Mrs. High-st 
Meek J. High-street 



Pinches Mrs. St. John-st. 
Swift \V. High-street 



SHOEMAKERS. 



Bell J. St. John-street 
Burton IV. High-street 
Clemonts H. High-street 

Lacy G. St. John-street 
Lawrence J. Strand 
Morris \V. Worcester-st. 



Scriven J. Worcester-st. 
Tandy J. High-street 
U n drill R. Worcester- 

st reet 
Weaver B. High-street 
Webb J. Hish-street 



SMITHS. 



English T. High-st. 
Hale B. Horse Fair 
Halfpenny J. Worcester- 
street 



Harbach J. Worcester-st. 
Lamb N. St. John-st. 
Overton R. Worcester-st. 
Weaver J. High-st. 



SURGEONS. 



Blackford J. High-st. 
Collett&Cowell, High-st. 



Haines R. J. High-st. 
Horton J. High-st. 



TAILORS. 



Barratt T- Worcester-st; 
Houghton E. High-st. 
Johnson B. High-st. 
Lacy J. High-st. 



Manning T # Worcester-st. 
Robinson S. Worcester-st. 
Tilt B St. John-st. 

Watkins i. St. John-st. 



TANNERS. 



Jakeman J. High-st. 



Williams O. Strand 



160 BROMSGROVE. 

WHEEL WRIGTHS. 

Ledbury W. Worcester- | Malens D. High-street 
street | 

WOOLSTAPLER. 

Newman J. N. High-street. 
WORSTED MANUFACTURERS. 

Adams and Co. W T orcester-street 






From the Crown Hotel. 

BIRMINGHAM— Ten in the morning, three in the 
afternoon, and five and six in the evening. 

BATH — Through TForccster, eight in the morning. 

BRISTOL— Through Worcester, half-past eight aud 
nine in the morning. 

WORCESTER— Six in the evening. 

From the Golden Cross. . 

LONDON MAIL— Half-past two in the Afternoon. 

KIDDERMINSTER MAIL— Quarter before twelve 
at noon. 

BRISTOL MAIL— Seven every evening 

BIRMINGHAM MAIL-Half-pastfive in the morn- 



BATH POST COACH— Tuesday, Thursday, and 
Saturday, at eight in the morning. 

BIRMINGHAM POST COACH-Quarter before 
six in the evening. 



Ilan^ ©airiage* 



Ashmore's Wajrgon to WORCESTER, GLOUCES- 
TER, BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, STAFFORD, 
MANCHESTER, and all parts of the North.— 
Warehouse High-street. 



End o/Bromsgrove. 



STOURBRIDGE. 



OF THE 

SoWH of £tow*ritrgc* 



STOURBRIDGE is a township in the parish of 
Old swin ford, situated at the north-west extremity 
of the great midland mining and manufacturing dis- 
trict, '^on the south bank of the Stour, which serves as 
a boundary line of the counties of Worcester and 
Stafford. Its appellation was derived from a bridge 
erected over the river Stour in the reign of Henry the 
seventh, previous to which time the township was 
known by the name of JBedcote, which is still the 
designation of a contiguous manor. The same monarch 
granted to this town a court leet, a market on Fridays, 
and two fairs annually ; on the 29th of March and the 
8th of September ; for some days previous to the 
former is held a large mart for horses. 

The vicinity of Stourbridge abounds with valuable 
mines uf coal, iron-stone, and clay of a peculiar qua* 
lity, calculated for bricks, crusibles, and other vessels 
destined to bear a considerable degree of heat without 
fusion, which is exported to all parts of the kingdom. 

The manufacture of glass was established here in 
1557, about the time of its introduction into this king- 
dom from Lorrain, and has contributed much to the 
present situation of the town. The number of houses 
in this branch, at the present time, amount to twelve. 

Iron works of great magnitude have been erected 
in the neighbourhood, and numerous manufactories in 
this branch, as nails, implements of husbandry, &c. 
&c. are of long; standing, and afford employment to 
some thousands of the industrious poor for many miles 
round. 



166 STOURBRIDGE. 

The Stourbridge canal, which communicates to the 
Staffordshire, commences at the wharf close to the 
town, by which a communication is opened with all 
parts of the kingdom. 

The church, which is dedicated to St. Thomas, 
stands on the western skirts of the town; it is a neat 
edifice of brick ornamented with stone, and was erect- 
ed in A. D. 1735. There are also several meeting 
houses for various classes of dissenters, who form a 
very respectable part of the population, which, ac- 
cording to the census in 181 1, amounted to 4072, and 
that of the whole parish 9755, but is now considerably 
increased. 

A free grammar school, founded here by Edward 
the sixth, is handsomely endowed, to which a library 
has been added by a subsequent donation ; two re- 
spectable houses are attached to the school for the 
residence of the masters, (the Rev. Joseph Taylor,* 
and the Rev. J. C. Homfray,) whose salaries are 
liberal, but there are no scholars ! There are likewise 
several charity and sunday schools, which are sup- 
ported with great liberality. A school on the Madras 
system was also instituted in 1815. 

In the adjoining hamlet of Oldswinford is a noble 
hospital founded by the late Thomas Foley, Esq. for 
boarding, clothing, and educating sixty boys, and is 
now ably superintended by Mr. James Fisher, steward 
and head master, and is under similar regulations to 
that of Christ Church, London ; many of the leases 
on the estate bequeathed to this school have lately 
expired, in consequence of which the receipts are 
considerably increased, and ten more boys are added 
to the number. At this school the intention of the 
donor is strictly acted upon. 

Stourbridge is distant from London 121 miles, from 
Worcester 23, Birmingham 13, and Bridgnorth 14, 
and may now be considered a place of present wealth 
and increasing opulence. 

* Magistrate for the County. 



Nrtu SSitectotg 

OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



$art 3L 



SECTION FOURTH. 
CONTAINING THE TOWN 

AND 

The principal Manufacturers in the Vicinity 

OF 

STP©HJ1IBIKI®©IB* 



ADDENBROOK Samuel, Nail Ironmonger 
Addenbrook and Co. Iron Masters, JBrociunore 

Forge 
Allden John, Tailor, Rye Market 
Alien George, Auctioneer and Appraiser, High-street 
Allport *.rs. High-street 

Ash Mary, Wine and Spirit Vaults, High-street 
Ashboum Aim, Chair and Basket Maker, High-st. 
Ashley Mary, Hatter, Rye Market 
Attwoods and Co. Steel Manufacturers, Corngrcaves 
Attwood Thomas, Anvil Manufacturer 
Attwood John, Anyil Manufacturer 



168 STOURBRIDGE. 



B 

Badger Thomas, Currier, New-street 

Bancks Christopher, Iron Master, Bromley 

Bancks William, Iron Master, Moor Lane 

Bannister Jesse, Lime Works, Brettell Lane 

Barlow Elias, Vict. Coach and Horses, High-street 

Bate George, High-street 

Bate Henry, Maltster, Coventry-street 

Bate Phebe, Vict. Woolpack, High-street 

Bate Samuel, Woolstapler, High -street 

Batson James, Gent. Catherwell House 

Baylie E. and Co. Chain Makers and Ironmongers, 

and at Rosamond-street, Clerkenwell, London 
Beasley Michael, Academy 
Beavington A. and E. Clock and Watch Makers, Bye 

Market 
Biddle James, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-street 
Bird Peter, Wood Turner, &c. Windmill-street 
Biven Susan, Vict. Chequers, High-street 
Biven Thomas, Town Crier, near the Court House 
Blakeway George, Grocer, Tea Dealer, and Chand- 
ler, High-street 
Bland J. H. Grocer and Druggist, High-street 
Blantern Thomas, Saddler and Harness Maker, High- 
street 
Blew William, Woolstapler and Dyer, High-street 
Blew Hannah, Vict. Old Pipe, High-street 
Blizard Miss, Seminary, Hagley Terrace 
Blumer Joseph, Nail Ironmonger, Cradley 
Blurton John, Clock and Watch Maker, High-street 
Boulton George, Butcher, High-street 
Bradley, Ensells, and Holt, 1 lint Glass Manufactu- 
rers 
Bradley John and Co. Stourbridge Iron Works 
Brain Isaac, Vict, and Maltster, Malt Shovel, Old- 

swinford 
Brettell Ilichard, Esq. High-street 



STOURBRIDGE. 169 

Brctiell and Bate, Fire Clay Proprietors and Brick 

Manufacturers 
Brindley Thomas, Shoemaker, Rye Market 
Brocksop Benjamin, Potter, Lye 
-Brookbanks Christopher, Grocer, High-street 
Brookes John, Nail and Anvil Manufacturer 
Brookes 8 and J. Fire Clay Works and Brick Makers 
Brookes William, Vict, and Nail Factor, Holly Bush 
Brookes Samuel, Vict. Old Star Inn, High-street 
Brown George, Bookbinder, High-street 
Burden W. B. Maltster, High-street 
Burden Thomas and Edward, Clothiers and Wool- 
staplers, High-street 
Bur ford John, Manufacturer of Bed Screws, and 

general Smith, High-street 
Burton Thomas, Baker, High-street 



Camden Mrs. Church Row 

Carless Thomas, Vict. Hole in the Wall, High-street 

Causer and Downing, Surgeons, Rye Market 

Causer John, Hagley Terrace 

Child John, Vict. Anchor, Coventry-street 

Coates John, Tailor and Man's Mercer, High-street 

Coley and Townshend, Iron Masters, Lodge Forge 

Colev and Townshend, Manufacturers of Reading 

Glasses 
Collis George and Sons, Wine and Spirit Merchants, 

Rye Market 
Collis Thomas, Maltster, Rye Market 
Coltman George, Druggist, High-street 
Compson Nathaniel, Corn Dealer, Coventry-street 
Compson and Mathews, Drapers, High-street 
Compson Joseph, Currier, High-street 
Compson Joseph, Shoemaker, High-street 
Compson Thomas, Shoemaker, High-street 
Cooksey Ann, Confectioner, High-street 
Cooper Michael, Joiner, Rye-Market 



170 STOURBRIDGE. 

Cooper Thomas, Vict. New Inn, Crown Lane 

Cooper John, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 

Corns John, Confectioner, Coventry-street 

Corser Edward, Maltster, High-street 

Court Richard, Land Surveyor, and Auctioneer, Wol- 

lescot 
Cox Samuel, High-street 
Cox Miss, Church Row 

Cox Mesdms. Ladies' Seminary, Hagley Terrace 
Cox William, Nail Ironmonger, Cradley 
Cox Joseph, Worsted Manufacturer, Coventry-street 
Cox Nabo, Glass Cutter, Brettell Lane 
Cradley Iron Company, Iron Works, Cradley 
Crawford Peter, Vict. Fox Inn, Rye Market 

D 

Davies Martha, Dress Maker, High-street 
Davis Miss, Dress Maker, Biven's Buildings 
Davis Samuel, Glass Cutter, Brettell Lane 
Devey John, Lye Mill 
Dixon Joseph Hoper, Solicitor, High-street 
Dovey Richard, Glass Cutter, High-street 
Downing Isaac, Surgeon, Rye Market 

E 

Ealand Richard, Straw Hat Manufacturer, Coventry- 
street 

Edge Samuel, Potter, Brettell Lane 

Edgecombe Samuel, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-st. 

Edwards John, Vict. Union, Coventry- street 

Edwards John, Iron Pipe and Engine Maker, Coven- 
try-street 

Edwards Richard and Joseph, Nail Factors and Aik 
vil Makers, Cradley 

Edwards Thomas, Butcher, Coventry-street 

Edwards Mary, Vict. Star Inn, Coventry-street 



STOURBhIDGE. 171 

Ellis Richard, Butcher, High-street 

Emu As, Saunders, and Heywood, Iron Masters, 

Brock more Forge . 
Evans George, Academy, New-street 
Evans William* Surgeon, High-street 
Eveson Thomas, Nail Ironmonger, Lye- 
Excise Oilice, Talbot Inn, High-street 

F 

Fellows John, Iron Master, Stamher Mill Forge 
Fisher James, Head Master of Oldswinford School 
Floyd Joseph, Tailor and Master of the Workhouse 
Forrest and Bate, Nail Ironmongers, Thorns 
Forrest Joseph, Fire Clay and Brick Maker, Thorns 
Foster William, Iron Master, High-street 
Foster, Raslriek, and Co. Steam Engine Makers 
Fowler Joseph and Samuel, Maltsters and Hop Mer- 
chants, High-street 
Fowler Joseph and Samuel, Printers, Booksellers, 

and Stationers, High-street 
Fowler Hannah and Son, Corn Factors, Maltsters, and 

Hop Merchants, High-street 
Fowler E and H. Haberdashers, Rye Market 
Freer \V. 11. Surgeon, High-street 



Grazcbrook and Sons, Flint and Coloured Class Ma- 
nufacturers 

Craze brook Michael and Co. Iron Masters 

Grazebrock M Solicitor, High-street 

Goodwin Rev. Josiah, Minister of the Methodist Cha- 
pel, New Boad 

Gough Thomas, Yarn Manufacturer, High-street 

Gough Richard, Worsted and Woollen Manufacturer, 
R\e Market 

Green Thomas, Ironmonger, High-street 

T 



172 STOURBRIDGE, 

Green Isaac, Plumber, Painter, and Glazier ,-Oldswiit- 

ford Road 
Green William, Fish Monger, High-street 
Griffin Thomas, Saddler and Harness Maker, High-st* 
Griffiths Edward, Nail Ironmonger 
Griffiths Mary, Maltster, Coventry-street 

H 

Halley W. P. High-street 

Hampton and Harrison, Nail Ironmongers* 

Hancox Miss, Church Row 

Hancox William, Pork Butcher, High-street 

Harris Joseph, Vict. Seven Stars, Rye Market 

Harris Benjamin, Vict. Plough, Coventry-street 

Harward John, Builder, High-street 

Harwood Charles, Solicitor, High-street 

Hawkes Joseph, Vict. Mitre Inn, High-street 

Haynes William, Currier, New Road 

Haynes John, Nail Ironmonger 

Heath, Tyler, and Danks, Carriers 

Heming Joseph, Printer, Bookseller, and Stationer, 

High-street 
Hickman Mrs. High-street 
Hickman Mrs. Seminary, High street 
Hill, Hill, Bate, and Robins, Old Bank 
Hill, Hampton, Harrison, and Wheeley, Glass Bottle 

Manufacturers 
Hill, Hampton, and Co. Fire Clay and Brick Works 
Hill Thomas, Wollaston Iron Works 
Hill Francis, Scythe Maker, Foscott 
Hill William, File Cutter, Cradley 
Hill Mary, Milliner, High-street 
Hill John, Bricklayer, High-street 
Hodgson Samuel, Spade Manufacturer 
Hodgson Richard, Vict. Old Sergeant, High-street 
Holt and Smith, Steel Works 
Homer Charles, Solicitor, Church Row 



STOURBRIDGfc. 173 

Horn fray Rev. J. C. High-street 

Homfray and Son, Stourton Iron Works 
Honeyhournc, Pidcock, and Brettell, Coal Masters 
Honeybournc and Batson, Flint Glass INIanufactnrers 
Hopkins Charles, Gent. New-street 
Hopkins Richard. Law Stationer, High-street 
Homblower S. and W. Iron Masters, Brierley Hill 
Hornblower Mrs. Gentlewoman, High-street 
Horton Daniel, Iron Boiler Maker, Harts Hill 

Hudson Gent. Cobourg Place 

Hughes, Horton, and Downing, Iron Masters, Wind- 
mill End 
Hughes and Eades, Dealers in Stourbridge Clay and 

Bricks 
Hughes Hugh, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Humphreys William, Vict, and Currier, King's Head 

Inn, High-street 
Hunt William, Solicitor, Higli-street 
Hyrons Charles, Gent. High-street 
Hyrons Joseph, Boot and Shoe Maker, Coventry-st. 



James Thomas, Higb-street 
Iddens Miss, High-street 
Independent Meeting, High-street 
Jones and Fereday, Iron Masters, New Buffery Fur- 
nace 
Jones Noah, Livery Stables, Higb-street 
Jones William, Vict. George Inn, High-street 
Jones Thomas, Vict. Three Crowns, High-street 
Jones William, Clothes Warehouse, Coventry-street 
Jones C. and M. Milliners and Straw Hat Makers, 

High-street 
Jones William, Vict. Maltster and Brick Maker, 

Waterloo House 
Jones Martha, Salt Warehouse, High-street 
lzons aud Whilehouse, Iron Masters 



174 STOURBRIDGE. 

K 

Kent William, Surge©©* -High-street 

Kilby Thomas, Patten Ring xWaker, High-street 



Lawson Mrs. Ladies' Seminary, Oldswinford 
Lee John, Vict. White Lion, Rye Market 
Lees Benjamin, Joiner and Cabinet Maker, Oldsw in- 
fold Road 
Lewis Thomas, Malt Maker, George Walk 
Lewis Abraham, Traveller. Church Row 
Library Public, High-street— Peter Bird, Librarian 
Light James, Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 

and Agent to the Alias Fire Office, High-street 
LiHlewood Benjamin, Flint Glass Manufacturer 
Littlewood and King, Lire Clay and Brick Makers 
Lowe James, Boot a'ftrt Shoe Maker, High-street 
Lowe James, Viet. Crown Inn, High-street 
Lowe Mrs. Sarah, High street 
Lucas Miss, Ladies* Day School, High-street 

M 

Male Mrs. Gentlewoman, High-street 

Mapstone John, Officer of Excise, High-street 

Maidens William, Linen Draper and Mercer, IJigh-st. 

Maurice Mrs. Seminary, High- street 

Meredith Joseph, Scythe and Spade Manufacturer 

Methodist Chapel, New Road 

Micklewiighi Benjamin, Shoe Maker, Rye Market 

Mills William, Cooper, High-street 

Moreton Joseph, Plumber, Painter, and Glazier, 

High-street 
Morrell Daniel, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-street 

Morris Iron Warehouse, High-street 

Morris Samuel, Chemist and Druggist, High- street 
Moseley William, Gent, 'New-street 
Moseley William, Academy, Rye Market 
Moseley John, Vict, Old Horse Shoe, High -street 



STOURBRTDGE. 175 

Mxcklf wri^ht William, Vict. Duke William, Coven- 
try-street 

X 

Newey Thomas, Butcher, Hisrh-street 

Nickless William, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Coun- 
try-street 

Nock Samnel, Commercial Academy, Bed Hill 

Nock William, Vict. King's Head Inn, High-street 

Noiris William, Surgeon, Hijrh-sireet 

Norwich Inion Insurance Ofiice — Agent J. aud S. 
Fouler, High-street 



Oliver Miss, Postmistress, High-street 

Onions John and Son, Iron M asters, Brierley Hill 
Onions Ann, Potter, Thorns 

Owen Christopher, Spade and Shovel Manufacturer 
Owen Joseph, Ironmonger, Brazier, aud Tinman, 
High-street 



Paget! Thomas, Brazier and Tinman, High-street 
Pardoe Joseph, Nail Ironmonger, Lye \\ aste 
Pargeter Joseph and Thomas, Nail Ironmongers, 

Careless Green 
Parish John, Flint Glass ATannfacturers and Cutters 
Parish Thomas, Potter, Brcttell Lane 
Parish Joseph, Glass Culter. Prettell Lane 
Parkes Z. Iron Master, Park Head Furnace 
Parkes Thomas and James, Spade Manufacturers 
Parkes Thomas, GroCer and Hosier, High-street 
Payne Thomas, Chair Maker, Coventry-street 
Payton Miss, Ladies' Seminars, Grange House 
Peantall Ann, Iron Boiler Maker, Biierley Hill 
Penny James, Farrier, Rye .Market 
Perkes Francis, Tailor aud Draper, High-street 
Pen ins Wiliiara, Trace and Chain Manufacturer 



176 STOURBRIDGE* 

Perrins Thomas, Trace and Chain Manufacturer 
Perry John, Ironmonger, Brazier, und Seed>mui, 

High-street 
Perry John, Nail Ironmonger 
Perry William, Nfail Ironmonger 
Perry Thomas, Tailor and Man's Mercer, High-street 
Perrins Mary, Vict. Nag's Head, New-street 
Phipson T. West wood Wire Mills 
Pidcock, Cope, and Co. Glass Bottle Manufacturers 
Pitman James, Fellmonger, Spanish and Oil Leather 

Dresser, and Parchment Maker 
Piper Joseph, Tinman, New-street 
Plant Noah, Vict. Bear, High-street 
Porter Samuel, Shoe Maker, High-street 
Presbyterian Chapel, High-street 
Price Benjamin, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Price John, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Price William, Vict. Wheat Sheaf, Coventry-street 
Price and Son, Tailors, High-street 
Price Samuel, Clothes Broker and Coach Proprietor, 

High-street 
Pritchard Mrs. and Miss Jones, Ladies' Seminary 

R 

Reynolds Richard, Sheriff's Officer, High-street 
Richards Thomas, Saddler and Harness Maker, High- 
street 
Richards FJenry, Vict. Vine Inn, High-street 
Richards Sarah, Grocer and Chandler, High-street 
Richards Rev. John, Minister of the Independent 

Meeting, Oldswinford 
Roberts Henry, Solicitor, Hi^h-street 
Roberts Mrs. Gentlewoman, High-street 
Roberts Robert, Confectioner, High street 
Robins Joseph, Solicitor, Church Row 
Robins Edward, Nail Ironmonger 
Rollason Joseph, Auctioneer, Pi inter, and Bock- 
seller, High-street 



STOURBRIDGE. 177 

Robinson Mrs. Vict: Pig, Coventry-street 

Round Joseph, Nail Ironmonger 

Rowley Godfrey, China and Glass Warehouse, Rye 
Market 

Ruflbrd Francis and Son, Flint Glass Manufacturers 

Ruflbrd Francis, jm. Coal Master, Fire Clay Pro- 
prietor, and Brick Maker, High-street 

Rufford and Biggs, Stourbridge and Bromsgrove 
Bank 

S 

Salter John, Vict. Red Lion, New-street 

Saunders Samuel, Tinman, Rye Market 

Scott John, Esq. High-street 

Scott William, Gent. High-street 

Scott John, Vict. Old Crispin, Windmill-street 

Scager, Miss, Milliner, High-street 

Shemmonds Christopher, Brazier, High-street 

Shirt Mary, Baker, High-street 

Shirt George, Draper, High-street 

Shutt William, Grocer and Chandler, High-street 

Siddens Skidmore, Butcher, High-street 

Smith John, Nail Ironmonger 

Smith and Shepherd, Iron Masters) 

Smith Francis and Sons, Potters, Black Lead Mer- 
chants, and Corn, Steam, and Colour Mill, Bret- 
tell Lane 

Spittle William, Butcher, High-street 

Stamp Office, Mr. Hopkins', High-street 

Steele Thomas, Grocer, High-street 

Steventon Thomas, Cooper, Coventry-street 

Stinson William, Potter, Ravcnsich 

Stokes Thomas, Wheelwright, High-street 

Stokes James, Tailor, High-street 



Taylor Rev, Joseph, A, M. High-street 



178 STOURBRIDGE. 

Taylor Thomas, Baker and Grocer, High street 
Taylor Thomas, Vict. Old Bell, Rye Market 
Taylor Thomas, Baker, Coventry-street 
Taylor John, Butcher, High-street 
Thatcher William. Vict. Three Tuns, High-street 
Thomas Martha, Currier and Leather Seller, High- 
street 
Thomas Thomas, Vict. Shakespear, New-street 
'ihommings Jeremiah, Level Iron Works 
Tidmarsh Rachel, Turner, Coventry-street 
'Jammings Mrs. High-street 

Timmins Arthur, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-street 
Titley William, Smith and Farrier, High-street 
Tomlinsoo Joseph, Woolstapler, High-street 
True man George, Fire Shovel Bit und Umhrella 
Maker, High-street 

U 
Underwood and Son, Upholsterers, High-street 

V 
Venables Joseph, Vict, Angel, Coventry-street 

W 

Walker Francis, Linen and Woollen Draper, High- 
street 

Walker William, Brush and Patten Maker, High-st. 

W r all John, Vict. Old Saracen's Head, High-street 

Wallens J. and S. Anvil Manufacturers 

Walters John. Nail Ironmonger 

Warren Rev. Thomas, Minister of the Presbyterian 
Chapel, High-street 

Webb Thomas, Gent. High-street 

Webb John, Butcher, High-street 

Webb John, Maltster, Corn Dealer, &c. High-st, 



STOURBRIDGE; 179 

Webb Elizabeth, Milliner and Dress Maker, Coven- 
try-street 

Westwood Edward and Co. Glass Bottle Manufactu- 
rers 

West wood Edward, Maltster, Carrier, &c. Hollo way 

End 
Wheeler Miss, Gentlewoman. High-street 

Wheeley W. S. Flint Glass Manufacturer and Coal 
Master 

White John, Timber Merchant and Builder, Holloway 
End 

Wilkes John, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-street 

Wilkinson James, Iron Master, Lye 

Millets Miss, Ladies' Seminary, High-street 

Williams Joseph, Shoemaker, Cobourg Place 

Wilson Jane, Baker, High-street 

Wood George, jun. Spade Manufacturer 

Wood and Richards, Nail Ironmongers 

Woodhouse John, Vict. Falcon, Rye Market 

Woolridge George, Anvil Manufacturer 

Woolridge Edward, Anvil Manufacturer 

Wragg and Harris, Linen Drapers, High-street 

Wright George, Hatter, Rye Market 

Wright Mark, Butcher, Rye Market 

Wythes Thomas, Grocer, High-street 

Wythes Simeon, Flour and Butter Warehouse, &c» 
High-street 



Young William, Cooper, Holloway End 



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*V* For the Residence refer to Alphabetical List, and 

where it is not given the Address may be 

considered Stourbridge* 



ANVIL MANUFACTURERS. 

Attwood Thomas | Wallens W. S. 

Attwood John | Woolridge George 

Brookes John I Woolridge Edward 



ATTORNIES. 



Dixon Joseph Hoper 
Grazel>rook George 
Harwood Charles 
Homer Charles 



Hunt William 
Roberts Henry 
Robins Joseph 



182 



STOURBRIDGE. 



183 



AUCTIONEERS. 



Allen George 
Court Richard 



Rollason Joseph 



BAKERS. 



Burton Thomas 
Shirt Mary 
Taylor Thomas 



| Taylor Thomas 
I Wilson Jane 



BANKERS. 
Hill, Kill, Bate, & Robins | RufFord and Biggs 

BOOKSELLERS. 

Fowler Joseph and Sa- | Fleming Joseph 
muel 



Green Thomas 
Owen Joseph 
Pagett Thomas 



Rollason Joseph 

BRAZIERS, kc. 

| Perry John 

j Shemmonds Christopher 

| Saunders F. 

BUTCHERS. 



Boulton George 
Edwards Thomas 
Ellis Richard 
Hancox William 
Newey Thomas 



Siddens Skidmoro 
Spittle William 
Taylor John 
Webb John 
Wright Mark 



CHAIR MAKERS. 



Ashbourn Ann 



Payne Thomas 



184 



STOURBRIDGE. 



185 



CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS. 
Beavington A. and E. | Blurton John 



Cooksey Ann 
Comes John 



CONFECTIONERS. 

| Roberts Robert 
Barrett G. 



COOPERS. 



Mills William 
Jones Thomas 



Badger Thomas 
Compson Joseph 
Haynes William 



Steventon Thomas 
Young William 



CURRIERS. 



Humphreys William 
Thomas Martha 



DRAPERS. 



Compson and Mathews 
Maidens William 
Shirt George 



Walker Francis 
Wragg and Harris 



Eland J. H. 
Coltman George 



DRUGGISTS. 

Morris Samuel 



DYER. 

Blew William. 

FELLMONGER. 

Pitman James 



186 



STOURBRIDGE. 



187 



FIRE CLAY & BRICK MANUFACTURERS. 



Brettell and Bate 
Brookes S. and J. 
Forrest Joseph 
Hill, Hampton, and Co. 



Hughes and Fades 
Jones William 
Little wood and King 
Rufford Francis, jun. 



CLASS MANUFACTURERS. 



Bradley, EnseMs, & Holt 
Graze brook and Sons 
Hill, Hampton, Harrison, 

and Wiieeley 
Honeybourne and Batson 
Liitlewood Benjamin 



Parrish John 
Pidcock, Cope, and Co. 
Rufford Francis and Sons 
Westwood Edward and 

Co. 
Whecley W. S. 



GROCERS. 



Biddle James 
Blake way George 
Bland J. H. 

Brookbanks Christopher 
Light James 
Parkes Thomas 
Richards Sarah 



Shutt William 
Steele Thomas 
Taylor Thomas 
Timmins Arthur 
Wilkes John 
Wythes Thomas 



Ashley Mary 



HATTERS. 

| Wright Georga 



INNS. 



Anchor, John Child 
Angel, Joseph Venables 
Bear, Noah Plant 
Chequers, Susan Biven 
Coach and Horses, Elias 
Barlow 



Crown Inn, James Lowe 
Duke William, William 

Micklewright 
Falcon, John Woodhouse 
Fox, Peter Crawford 
George Inn, William Jones 



188 



STOURBRIDGE. 



INNS— Continued. 



Hole in Hie Wall, Thomas 

Careless 
King's Head, William 

Nock 
King's Head, William 

Humphreys 
Mitre, Joseph Hawkes 
Nag's Head, Mary Perry 
New Inn, Thomas Cooper 
Old Bell, Thomas Taylor 
Old Crispin, John Scott 
Old Horse Shoe, John 

Moseley 
Old Pipe, Hannah Blew 
Old Saracen's Head, John 

Wall 
Old Sergeant, Richard 

Hodgson 
Old Star, Samuel Brookes 



Plough, Benjamin Harris 
Red Lion, John Salter 
Seven Stars, Joseph Harris 
S h a k e s p e ar, T h om as T h o- 

mas 
Star, Mary Edwards 
Talbot Inn, R. Loverock 
Three Crowns, Thomas 

Jones 
Three Tnns, William 

Thacker 
Union, John Edwards 
Waterloo, William Jones 
Wheat Sheaf, William 

Price 
White Lion, John Lee 
White Lion, Mrs, Hall 
Woolpack, Phebe Bate 
Vine Inn, Henry Richards 



JOINERS. 



Austin Thomas 
Cooper Michael 
Harw aid John 



Lees Benjamin 
Mills James 



IRON MASTERS. 



Addenbrook and Co. 
Bancks Christopher 
Bancks William 
Bradley John and Co. 
Coley and Townshend 
Cradley Iron Company 
Emuss, Saunders, and 

Hey wood 
Eoster and Co. 
Foster William 



Grazebrook atid Co* 
Hill Thomas 
Horn fray and Son 
Hornblower S. and W. 
Hughes, Horton, & Co* 
Jones and Fereday 
Onions J. and Son 
Smith and Shepherd 
Thorn mings Jeremiah 
Wilkinson Jaiscs 



190 



STOURBRIDGE. 



191 



IRONMONGERS. 

Green Thomas | Owen J. 

Morris T. (Wholesale) | Perry J. 

LAW STATIONER. 

Hopkins Richaid. 
MALTSTERS. 



Badger Thomas 
Bate Henry 
Bate Thomas 
Brain Isaac 
Burden W. B. 
Burton T. 
Collis Thomas 
Corser William 



Fowler and Son 
Griffiths Mary 
Hunt William 
lone? William 
Moseley John 
Shutt Wiiliam 
Weslwood Edward 



MILLINERS AND DRESS MAKERS. 



Pavies Martha 
Davi^iWiss 
Hill Miss 



Jones C. and M. 
Seager Miss 
Webb Elizabeth 



NAIL IRONMONGERS. 



Addenbrook Samuel 
Baylie E. and Co. 
Blumer Joseph 
Brookes John 
Brookes William 
Cox William 
Edwards R. and J. 
Eveson Thomas 
l^orrest and Bate 
Griffiths Edward 



Hampton and Harrisoa 
Haines John 
Pardoe Joseph 
Pargeter J. and T. 
Perry John 
Perry William 
Robins Edward 
Round Joseph 
Wood and Richards 
Wood George, jun. 



192 



STOURBRIDGE, 



PLUMBERS, &c. 



Cooper John 
Green Isaac 
Jones William 



| Moreton Joseph 
| Nock — 
1 Smith J. 



POTTERS. 



Brocksop Benjamin 
Edge Samuel 
Onions Ann 



Parrish Thomas 
Smith F. and Sons 
Stinson William 



PRINTERS. 



Fowler J. and S. 
Heming Joseph 



Blantern Thomas 
Griffin Thomas 



Beasley Michael 
Blizard Miss 
Cox Mcssdms. 
Evans George 
Hickman Mrs. 
Lawson Mrs. 
Lucas Miss 



Rollason Joseph 



SADDLERS. 



Richards Thomas 



SCHOOLS. 



Maurice Mrs. 
Moseley William 
Pritchard Mrs. and Miss 

Jones 
Nock Samuel 
Payton Miss 
Willetts Miss 



SHOEMAKERS. 



Brindley Thomas 
Compson Joseph 
Compson Thomas 
Edgecomb Samuel 
Hyrons Joseph 



Lowe James 
Micklewright Benjamin 
Morrell Daniel 
Porter Samuel 
Williams Joseph 



194 



STOURBRIDGE. 



195 



SPADE MANUFACTURERS. 



Hodgson Samuel 
Meredith Joseph 
Owen Christopher 



] Parkes Thomas 

James 
| Wood George, jun. 



STEEL MANUFACTURERS. 

Attwood and Co, | Holt and Smith 

SURGEONS. 



Causer and Downing 
Evans William 
Freer W. H. 



Kent William 
Norris William 



TAILORS. 



Allden John 
Bonner W'illiam 
Coates John 
Floyd Joseph 



Perkes Francis 
Perry Thomas 
Price and Son 
Stokes James 



UPHOLSTERERS. 

Underwood and Son. 

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. 



Ash Mary 
Collis George 
Sons 



and 



Collis Thomas 
Light James 
Nickless William 



Bird Peter 



WOOD TURNERS. 

| Tidmarsh R. 



and 



196 



Burford John 
Clark Robert 
Edwards John 



Bate Samuel 
Blew William 
Cox Joseph 



STOURBRIDGE. 

SMITHS. 



[ Penny James 
Richards William 
Tiliey William 



WOOLSTAPLERS. 



| Burden T. and E. 
I Tomlinson J. 



rara mwwwm® mm* 



From the Talbot Hotel 



WORCESTER Coach, from the above Inn, through 
Kidderminster, ever) morning at eight o'Clock. 

BIRMINGHAM Royal Bang-up Post Coach, every 
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morn- 
ing, through Halesowen, at half-past nine. 

BIRMINGHAM Royal Bang-up Post Coach, every 
Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, through Dudley. 

KIDDERMINSTER— Victory, every morning at 
half-past tell. 

KIDDERMINSTER— Bang-up, every evening at 
half-past six. 

WOLVERHAMPTON Coach, every evening at 
half-past six. 

BIRMINGHAM— Victory, through Dudley, every 

afternoon at lour o'clock. 

WORCESTER Coach, through Kidderminster ', every 
afternoon at live, 

WO LVERHAlfl PTON Coach, through Dudley, 
every morning at half-past eight. 



198 COACHES FROM STOURBRIDGE, 

From the Coach and Horses. 

WOLVERHAMPTON — Royal Perseverance, 
every morning at nine o'CIock, through Dudley. 

WORCESTER— Royal Perseverance, every after- 
noon at five, through Kidderminster. 

From the Vine Inn. 

BIRMINGHAM Original Post Coach, every morn- 
ing at eight o'CIock, through Dudley, to the Nel- 
son's Hotel, returns from thence at four, and arrives 
at the above Inn at half-past seven. 

From the Chequers. 

BIRMINGHAM Mail, which carries three passen- 
gers, every morning at half-past seven. 



Hantr ©amajje* 



LONDON Waggon, (Bury) Saturday, to the Fam 
Inn, Smithfield. Goods received by Thomas Kilby. 

BIRMINGHAM, (Wakefield) every Monday, Wed- 
nesday, and Friday, from the Mitre. 

BIRMINGHAM, (Walford's Caravan) Tuesday, 
Friday, and Saturday. 

WOLVERHAMPTON, (Walford's Caravan) Wed- 
nesday. 

WOLVERHAMPTON, (Cox) from Humphries', 
King's Head, Thursday. 

W ORCESTER, (Cox) Friday, from ditto. 

DUDLEY and WALSALL Carriers from ditto. 

WOLVERHAMPTON, (Ward) Thursday, from the 
Mitre. 

WOLVERHAMPTON, (Newman) Wednesday. 

WORCESTER, (Jolly) Nock's, King's Head, Mon- 
day. — DUDLEY, same day. 

BROMSGROVE Carriers, from ditto, Fridays. 

BRIDGNORTH, (Stokes) Mondays. 

BEWDLEY, through Kiddermimter, (Stokes) Fri- 
day. 



ietg tn ®ai 



LONDON— from Stonrhrid^e Wharf to Paddington 
•and intermediate places, Westwood and Moore — 
Crowley, Leland, and Co. — G. and K Bird. 

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, CHESTER. &c. 
— J. G. Ames and Co.— Heath, Tyler, and Danks — 
Crowley, Leland and Co. 

SHARLOW, GAINSBOROUGH, and HULL— 

Heath, Tyler, and Danks. 

STOURPORT, BRISTOL, SHREWSBURY, &c. 
— J. G. Anus and Co. — York and Co* 



END OF PART FIRST. 



Printed at the Office of J, Reining, Stourbridge* 



CITY OF WORCESTER. 



BY the decease of Mr. W HANDY, of this City, 
(whose long and extensive practice as Auctioneer, 
rendered him most highly respected in the diligent 
pursuit of thai Profession in which lie ranked so high,) 
it may be presumed some change in connexions may 
take place : — 

MR. SHARE, 

Most respectfully solicits a portion of the Public 
Favour and Patronage, in the Professions of 

AUCTIONEER, 

Appraiser and Accountant, 

and begs to assure those who may be pleased to 
honour him with their commands, that strict integrity, 
correctness and despatch in Business, with the closest 
Attention to the Interest oi his Employer, will ever be 
the Line of Conduct he will pursue. 

HIS 

Central JMart Catalogue, 

Of all Estates to be SOLD or LET, continues to be 
Published Monthly at his Land and House Agency- 
Office, 59, Foregate-street, Worcester, where Particu- 
lars may be had of any Estate in England that is on 
Sale or to be Let. The utility of such Information is 
extensively felt and acknowledged. 

Mr. Share can accommodate any Gentleman with 
any Sum on Mortgage of an adequate Freehold 
Estate, at Five per Cent ; or any Sum from jt50() 
upwards can be immediately advanced by way ot 
Annuity, at Eight per Cent. 

%* Very superior Cider and Perry in Casks or Bot- 
tles which Mr. S. can confidently recommend. 



WORCESTERSHIRE 

General and Commercial 

DIRECTORY, 

PART SECOND. 



CONTAINING THE 

BOROUGHS of EVESHAM and BEWDLEY, 

AND THE TOWNS OF 

Dudley , Kidderminster, Stourport, Tenhury, 

Pershore, Upton-upon- Severn, and 

Shipston-upon-Stour. 

And all the Parishes in the County, 

PRESENTING AN 

ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT 

OF THE 

Gentry, Clergy, Merchants, Manufacturers, 
Tradesmen, and Farmers. 



TO WHICH IS PREFIXED 

A Brief Account of the Trades, Manufactures, Popu- 
lation, Extent, #c. of each Place. 

$TO a (Emm JWap of tfy eountg. 

COMPILED 

Lowesmoor, Worcester. 

WORCESTER: 

Printed and Published for the Proprietor, by T.Eaton, 
and Sold by all the Booksellers in the County. 

Price 5s. boards, or 6s. neatly bound. 



CONTENTS. 

Page 

Rates of Inland Post 204 

Rates of Foreign Post 205 

City and County Officers and Members of 

Parliament 206 

Brief Account of the Town of Dudley 207 

Section Fifth. — Town of Dudley. . e 209 

Brief Account of the Town of Kidderminster 247 
Section Sixth. — Town of Kidderminster. . 250 
Brief Account of the Town of Stourport. . . . 269 
Section seventh. — Town of Stourport. . . . 270 
Brief Account of the Borough of Bewdley , . 277 
Section Eighth — Borough of Bewdley. . . . 279 

Brief Account of the Town of Tenbury 288 

Section Ninth — Town of Tenbury 289 

Brief Account of the Borough of Evesham . . 295 
Section Tenth — Borough of Evesham. . . . 297 
Brief Account of the Town of Pershore .... 308 
Section eleventh — Town of Pershore. . . . 309 
Brief Account of the Town of Upton- upon- 

Severn , 315 

Section Twelfth — Town of Upton-upon- 

Severn 316 

Brief Account of the Town of Shipston-upon- 

Stour 322 

Section thirteenth — Town of Shipston- 

upon-Stour 323 

Brief Account of Parishes 329 

Section Fourteenth — Parishes 343 

Stamps, &c. at the end 



RATES OF INLAND POST. 



ALL double, treble, and other letters whatever, 
pay in proportion to the respective rates of single 
letters 5 but no letter or packet to and from places 
within the kingdom of Great Britain, together with 
the contents thereof, shall be charged more than as 
a treble letter, unless the same shall weigh an 
ounce when it shall be rated as four single letters, 
and so in proportion for every quarter of an ounce 
above that weight, reckoning each quarter of an 
ounce as a single letter. 

M <&xmt mimin. 

Postage of a 
Single Letter, 
From any Post -office in England or Wales to any place 

not exceeding 15 miles from such office 4d, 

For any distance above Id miles and not exceeding 20 5 

. . . . » 20 miles, and not exceeding 30 6 

SO miles, and not exceeding 50 7 

. *. . 50 miles, and not exceeding SO 8 

80 miles, and not exceeding 120 9 

120 miles, and not exceeding 170 10 

170 miles, and not exceeding 230 1 1 

230 miles, and not exceeding 300 12 

and so in proportion ; the postage increasing progressively 
one penny lor a single letter for every excess of distance of 
100 miles. 

The safe conveyance of any sum of money not 
exceeding 5 guineas is guaranteed to any part of 
the kingdom by the respective deputy PostmasterSj 
on the payment of eight pence in the pound, and 
an order given, payable at sight on the deputy 
Postmaster where the remittance is required to be 
made, either in England, Scotland, or Ireland. 



FOREIGN POST. 

Single Letter to & from To & from 
London Falmouth 

America 2 2 1 3 

West India Islands 2 2 1 3 

Gibralter 2 10 1 11 

Malta 3 2 2 3 

Majorca 3 2 2 3 

Sicily, Mediterranean 3 2 2 3 

Madeira 2 7 1 8 

Lisbon .2 6 1 7 

Oporto 2 6 1 7 

Spain 2 2 

Brazils 3 6 2 7 

France 1 2 

Holland and the Netherlands. ... 1 4 
Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Ger-~\ 

many, Prussia, Russia, and all I . « 

parts of the North of Europe, j 

through Hamburgh > 

Italy via France 1 11 

Italy via Germany \ 8 

No letters to any of the above places or parts (except 
the West Indies) can be forwarded unless the postage 
is paid. 

The inland postage of letters to London or Falmouth, 
coming from the country and going to foreign parts, 
must also be paid. 

Mails made up in London as follows, viz. 
France, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and 

Friday. 
Hamburgh and Holland, every Tuesday & Friday. 
America & Jamaica, 1st Wednesday in each month. 
Leeward Islands, 1st & 3rd Wednesday in each month 
Berbice, Surinam, 6c IHmerara, 2nd Wednesday 

in each month. 
Corunna, every 2nd Tuesday. 
Madiera & Brazils, 1st Tuesday in each month. 
Lisbon & Oporto, every Tuesday. 
Gibralter, Malta, Sicily, & Miditerranean^ 
every 3rd Tuesday, 



CITY & COUNTY OFFICERS. 

©ttg. 

MAYOR— F. Hooper, Esq. 

TOWN CLERK— B. Johnson, Esq. 

DEPUTY TOWN CLERK— Mr. N. Mence. 

SHERIFF — Thomas Lessingham, Gent. 

UNDER SHERIFF— Mr. John Piatt. 

CORONERS— Mr. John Piatt, and Mr. Natha- 
niel Mence. 

CHAMBERLAINS— William Wanklin and Rich- 
ard Garmston, Gents. 

©otmtg- 

LORD LIEUTENANT— Right Honorable Earl 

of Coventry. 
SHERIFF— Richard Griffiths, Thorngrove, Esq. 
UNDER SHERIFF— Mr R, Gillam, Worcester. 
RECEIVER GENERAL & TREASURER— 

Sir Anthony Lechmere, Bart. 
CLERK OF THE PEACE— Thomas Blayney, 

Esq. Evesham. 
DEPUTY CLERK— Mr. Geo. Hill, Worcester. 
CLERK OF THE INDICTMENTS— Mr. P. 

D'Courcy, Worcester 

rMr. Wm. Godson, Tenbury. 
CORONERS J Mr. George Hill, Worcester. 

LMr. Thos. Allen, Kidderminster. 

Jflfomkrs of parliament. 

Elected 1820. 

COUNTY— Hon. H. B. Lygon, and Sir T. E. Win- 

nington, Bart. 
CITY— Viscount Decrhurst, &T. H. H.Davies. Esq. 
BEWDLEY— W. A. Roberts, Esq. 
UROITWICH— T. Foley, Esq. & Earl of Sefton. 
EVESHAM— Sir C. Cockerell, Bart, and W. E. R. 

Boughton, Esq. 



A 

IB IB Q IB IF At r <B<B<DUHtt 

OF THE 

TOWN OF DUDLEY. 

"IAUDLEY, a market town, situate 28 miles 
•*^from Worcester, and 130 from London, con- 
taining nearly 15000 inhabitants. It Las two Chur- 
ches, one dedicated to Saint Thomas, and the o- 
ther to Saint James $ the latter has lately been re- 
built at a very great expense. This town stands 
in a detached part of the county, entirely surroun- 
ded by Staffordshire, and the neighbourhood a- 
bounds with mines of coal, principally the proper- 
ty of Lord Dudley and Ward. Here are several 
manufactories of crown glass, but the staple trade 
of the Town is iron and nails, in which a conside- 
rable property has been realized. The Castle which 
stands on the confines of Staffordshire is supposed 
to have been built by DodoorDuddoasaxon prince, 
from whom some derive the name of the place; 
this building was once very extensive, occupying 
nearly an acre of ground, and though begun in the 
eighth century, consists now of dilapidated frag- 
ments of different styles of architecture 5 among 



DUDLEY. 208 

which the keep stands pre-emienent owing to its 
great original strength : in the civil wars it was 
hesieged for three weeks by the parliamentary 
forces, but was relieved by a detachment from 
Worcester, it appears never to have been repaired 
after the damage it then sustained. 

Here are several places of worship, appropiated. 
to dissenters of various denominations ; likewise 3 
charity schools, one of which was founded by Mr. 
Richard Foley, of Stourbridge, for 50 boys, of 
which the pious Baxter was the first master. The 
others are a free school for the education of 50 
girls, and a free grammar school : and there are 
no less than 7 Sunday schools 

The maket is on Saturday, and the fairs; May 
8th, for cattle, wool, and cheese, Aug. 5th, for 
sjieep and cattle, and October 2nd, for horses cat- 
tle, wool, and sheep. 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



$art %%. 



SECTION FIFTH, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 



AIGNWORTn William, Bottle Porter dealer, 

Hall-street 
Aikeiihead Rev John. King-street 
Allen John, Shoemaker, High-street 
Aston Thomas, Tailor, King-street 
Attwoods and Co. Iron Masters, Dudley Wood 
Aziedine Thomas, Shop Keeper, High-street 

B 

Badgers Messrs. Phoenix Glass House, Hall-st. 
Badger Thomas and Isaac, Manufacturers of Nails, 

Chains, Vices, Malt Mills &c. Eve Hill 
Badger Richard, Linen and Woollen Draper, 

High-street 
Badlev John, Surgeon, Castle-street 
Z 



2 10 DUDLEY. 

Baggott John, Tailor, High- street 

Bagley Dudley, Gent. Dibdale House 

Bagley Mrs Gentlewoman, Castle-street 

Bailey William, Vict. Wolverhampton- street 

Bailey George, Grocer &c. New- street 

Baker Thomas, Painter and Glazier, King-street 

Baker Thomas, Auger Maker, Flood-street 

Baker Mark, Tailor and Draper, New Hall-st. 

Baker Thomas, Cooper, Flail- street 

Baker John, Maltster, Wolverhampton- street 

Baker Thomas, Whitesmith, Flood-street 

Baker Joseph, Cabinet Maker, Queens Cross 

Baker William, Baker, High- street 

Baker Sarah, Victualler, Angel Inn, Castle-street 

Baker W. R. Linen and Woollen Draper, Fligh-st* 

Banks Iron Master, Bumble Hole Furnace 

Baptist Chapel Minister, Rev. Mr. Hutchins, 

Tower's -street 
Bate John, Shoe Maker, Queen-street 
Baylie's School, Master, Mr. Dibbs, Tower-st. 
Beaumont Mary, Vict. 3 Crown's, Castle-street 
Beesly William, Vict. Talbot Inn, Wolverhampton- 

street 
Bennett W r illiam, Nail Ironmonger, New- street 
Bennett and Bate, Nail Ironmongers, Tower-st. 
Bennett Mrs Gentlewoman, Tower-street 
Bennett Aaron, Vict. Old Hen and Chickens, 

Castle- street 
Benson William, Tailor, High-street 
Bent John, Grocer & Shopkeeper, High- street 
Bill John, Linen and Woollen Draper, Highest. 
Bills Edward, Bricklayer, High-street 
Bissell Thomas, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Bissell Benjamin, Carpenter, Innage 
Black ham Eli, Clerk, Tower- street 



DUDLEY. 2 1 I 

Blakeway Thomas, Grocer and Chandler, High-st. 
Blewitt John, Hotel, High- street 
Blevrs Mrs Gentlewoman, High-street 
Bloomer Joseph, Nail Factor, Martins Hill and at 

Holly Hall 
Bloomer Caleb, Fire Iron and Fender Maker, 

Castle-street 
Bloxcidge Z. Hay and Corn Dealer, High-street 
Boden William, Chair and Basket Maker, High.st 
Bond Mark, Wine and Spirit Merchant, High-st. 
Bond Richard, Brazier, High-street 
Booker Rev. Dr. Vicar of Dudley, High-street 
Booth Jarvis, Academy, Birmingham-street 
Boughey Joseph, Tailor, High-street 
Bourne Richard, Vict. Apollo Tavern, New- street 
Bourne James, Joseph Green, and James Bourne 

Jun Solicitors 
Bransby Rev. John Hews, Wolverhampton-street 
Brazier James, Confectioner, Castle-street 
Brierly Samuel^ Provision Dealer, Birmingham-st 
Bridge water Edward, Maltster, Castle- street 
Brinton James, Butcher, High- street 
Brook George, Tailor, Queens Cross 

Brown Brazier and Tinman, Stone-street 

Bruce William, Shoe Maker, High-street 
Bullas Stephen, Brazier and Ironmonger, High-st. 
Bunch William, Land Surveyor, Wolverhampton- 
street 
Bunch William, Auctioneer, Wolverhampton-st. 
Bunn Thomas, Bellows, Bellows Pipe, and Steel 

Mill Manufactory, High-Street 
Bunn Charles, Butcher, Wolverhampton-street 
Burgess William, Book-keepeer, King-street 
Burton James, Fender and Fire Iron Maker, Cas- 
tle-street 



*I12 DUDXEY. 



Butler Thomas, Tailor, High-street 
Bytheway John, Jun. Boot Maker, High-street 
Bytheway John, Sen Shoe Maker, Stone-street 



Caddick Samuel, Saddler and Harness Maker, 

High -street 
Cardoe Joseph, Vict. Old Inn, Wolverhampton-st. 
Cartwright Mrs Gentlewoman, Wolverhampton 

street 
Cartwright and Ashwin, Surgeons, High-street 
Cartwright James, Vict. Old Bush Inn, High-st, 
Challingwonh Edward, Saddler and Harness Ma- 
ker, Castle-street 
Charles Richard, Shopkeeper, New Hall-street 
Cherrington William, Grocer and Chandler, High 

street 
Child Jonah, Artist, King-street 
ChinnerT. O Ironmonger, Brazier and Hop Mer- 
chant, High-street 
Clark David, Miner, Wolverhampton-street 
Clemont I and M Drapers, New Hall-street 
Cliff Benjamin, Brush Maker, Privey-street 
Cole Mary Fender Maker, Martin's Hill 
Colley Thomas, Chair Maker, Castle-street 
Collins William, Vict. Holly Bush, Wolverhamp- 
ton-street 
Comoli Peter and Co. Barometer, Thermometer 

and Umhrella Maker, High-street 
Cook Samuel, Draper, Gibraltar House 
Cook, Price and Wood, Cut Glass Manufacturers, 

Castle- street 
Cook Joseph, Saddler and Harness Maker, Wol- 
verhampton-street 



DUDLEY. 3 13 

Cook William, Baker, Wolverhampton-^ tree t 
Corbet George, Tailor, Castle-street 
Cowdey Joseph, Acid Maker, Castle-street 
Cox Joseph and Son, Nail Ironmongers, Stone-st, 
Creigbton John, Baker, King- street 

D 

Dale Mary, Shopkeeper, High- street 
Dalton George, Jun. Wolverhampton-street 
Dalton George, Post Master, Wolverhampton- st. 
Darby and W^hitebouse, Nail Ironmongers, Hall-sfe. 
Darby William, Tin plate Worker, High street 
David Christopher Hardener, Union-street 
Davies and Sons, Nail Ironmongers, King-street 
Davies and Hodge tts, Glass Manufacturers, Dix- 

ons Green 
Davies Edward, Nail Iromonger, Dixons Green 
Davies Thomas, Nail Ironmonger and Glass Ma- 
nufacturer, White House 
Day Mary, Maltster, High- street 
Deakin Benjamin, Wheelwright, Castle-street 
Degrey Samuel, Patten Maker, King-street 
Devall George, Hatter, High-street 
Devey William, Watch Maker, Wolverhampton 

street 
Dickenson John, Vict. Duke of York, Wolver- 
hampton-street 
Dixon, Dalton and Co Bank, Wolverhampton-st. 
Downing Francis, Agent to Lord Viscount Dudley 

and Ward, High-street 
Downing & Co. Iron Merchants, Horse Pool Green 
Dowty Rev Thomas, King-street 
Dudley and Ward Viscount, Coal Master, Agent 
Mr Downing 



214 DUDLEY. 

Dudley Benjamin Draper and Haberdasher, High 

street 
Dudley Hartale, Nail Ironmonger, Birmingham-st 
Dudley Brewery Company, Birmingham- street 
Dudley Richard, Thread Manufactory, Birming- 
ham-street 
Dudley William, Vict. Shoulder of Mutton, Uni- 
on-street 
Dunn Samuel, Grocer and Seedsman, High-street 
Dunn David, Grocer and Shopkeeper, High-st. 
Dunn Gabriel, Shopkeeper, Wolverhampton- st. 
Dunn Stephen, Fender Maker Wolverhampton- st. 

E 

Earp Benjamin Shoe Maker, Birmingham-street 
Edwards John, dealer in Crockery Ware, Hall-st. 
Eglington James, Stone Mason, Privey-street 
Eld William, Grocer and Shopkeeper, Birming- 
ham-street 
Eld John, Baker, New-street 
Eliwell E. Vict. Plume of Feathers, High-street 
England George, Maltster and Bottled Porter 

dealer, Waddams Pool 
Evans David, Supervisor of Excise, New Hall-st. 



Fehr Thomas, British Wine and Spirit Merchant, 

High-street 
Fellows William, Solicitor, Castle-street 
Fellows Benjamin, Carpenter, High-street 
Fellows Charles, Butcher, High -street 
Fellows John, Butcher, High-street 
Ferney Mrs. Schoolmistress, High- street 



DUDLEY. 4lf> 

Finch Jeffrey, Bed-Screw Maker, Birmingham-st. 

Finch Francis, High-street 

Fisher Joh, Vict Holly-bush, Sterne-street 

Fisher and Co Great Bridge 

Fletcher John, Baker, High-street 

Fletcher William, Nail Ironmonger, High-street 

Foley Edward, Maltster., Tower-street 

Foster John, and Co Coal Masters, Scott's Green 

Franklin Thomas, Hair-dresser, Wolverhampton- 

street 
Freeth James, Baker, High-street 
Full wood William, Vict. Griffin, Stone- Street 



Gardner Richard, Clothier, Queen-street 
Garner Thomas, Clerk, King- street 
Garratt, Robert, Victualler, Gate, Church-street 
Geast F P Jun Surgeon, New Hall-st. 
Gibbons Benjamin, Level Iron Works 
Gibson, Samuel, Traveller, Flood-street 
Glazebrook George, Vict Wool Pack, High-street 
Glover George, Fire Iron Maker, Church- street 
Glover James, Fire Iron Maker, Martins Hill 
Gordon David, Fender Maker, Wolverhampton -st. 
Gordon Alexander, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 

High-street 
Grainger Edward, Butcher, High-street 
Grainger Charles, Grocer, Wolverhampton-stfeet 
Gray Thomas, Shopkeeper Tower-street 
Grazebrook Michael Iron Master, Blowers Green 
Great Francis, Surgeon, High -street 
Greathead Francis, Excise Office, High-street 
Greathead J. H. Clerk, King-street 
Green Joseph, Gent, Spring Field 



216 DUDLEY. 

Green Robert, Clerk, Wolverhampton- street 
Green and Royle, Nail Manufacturers, Birming- 
ham-street 
Green John, Fender Maker, Tower-street 
Gregg Thomas, Blacksmith, Stone-street 
Griffin William, Sacking Manufacturer, High-st 
Griffin James, Upholsterer, High- street 
GrifJIn and Newman, Auctioneers, High-street and 

Castle-street 
Griffiths Thomas, Shoe Warehouse, High-street 
Grigg James, Confectioner, High-street 
Grosvenor Miss, Seminary, High-street 
Guest Wilier, Nail Ironmonger, Hall-street 
Guest Joseph, Nail Manufacturer, Wolverhamp- 
ton -street 
Guest Thomas, Builder, Wolverhampton- street 
Gwinnett Thomas, Clerk, High-street 
Gwinnett Joseph, Vict. Lion, High- street 

H 

JHaden Joseph, Rope Maker, Bagging Weaver, 
and dealer in Pitch, Tar, Hemp, &c. Dix- 
on's Green 
Haden Thomas, Shopkeeper, New Hall-street 
Haden Edward, Rope Maker, Castle-street 
Hall William, Cooper, Wolverhampton- street 
Hall Robert, Malt Mill Maker, High-street 
Hall William, Broker, Queen-stieet 
Hall Joseph, Shoe Maker, New-street 
Hand John, Confectioner, High-street 
Harper Joseph, Vict Bush, Castle-street 
Harper John, Fruit Salesman, Castle-street 
Harper Richard, Vice Maker, Castle-street 
Harper Joseph, Vict. Miners Arms, Queen+street 



DUDLEY. 217 

Harper Mrs. Vict. Waggon and Horses, Spring 

Mire 
Harper Henry, Fruit Salesman, New-street 
Harrison and Son, Earthenware Manufacturers, 

Shavers End 
Harrison William, Draper and Tailor, High-street 
Hartell Miss, Ladies School, New-street 
Hartill Joseph, Pawnbroker, King- street 
Hatton Miss, School, High-street 
Hawke Elizabeth Pawnbroker, New Hall- street 
Hawkes Thomas and Co. Flint Glass Manufactu- 
rers, Stone-street 
Hawkes Roger Wright, Solicitor, Stone-street 
Hawkes Mrs. Gentlewoman, High-street 
Haxertine Joseph, Butcher, High-street 
Henlow William, Vict. Hearty Good Fellow, Bir- 
mingham-street 
Herbert Samuel, Glass Engraver, High -street 
Hewitt Kimber, School Master, High-street 
Hewitt James, Tailor, Castle-street 
Hickman W. J. Shoe Maker, Castle-street 
Higgs Joseph, Linen Draper and Haberdasher, 

High-street 
Hill Thomas, Tailor, Wolverhampton- street 
Hillman James, Clerk of the Market, High-street 
Hillman, Joseph, Tailor, New Haill-street 
Hines Thomas, Stay Maker, New Hall-street 
Hinton Mrs. Widow, Castle-street 
Hobson John, Vict, and Cooper,, Bird in Hand, 

New-street 
Hodgetts Booth, Esq. High-street 
Hodgetts Joseph, Nail Ironmonger, High-street 
Hodgetts Miss, Tower-street 
Hodgetts T. and W. and Co. Nail Ironmongers,, 
New Hall-street 

2 A 



'2 18 DUDLEY. 

Hodgetts Hartley, Dealer in Iron, Holly Hall 
Hodgetts Joseph, Builder and Joiner, Vicar-street 
Hodson Joseph, Clock and Watch Maker, King-st. 
Holland John, Carpenter, High-street 
Holland Samuel, Baker, Hall- street 
Hollies Edward, Shopkeeper, Castle-street 
Hollington Joseph, Grocer and Chandler, High-st. 
Hollis Ann, Vict and Maltster, Oakwell-lane 
Holloway Thomas, Vict, and Shoe Maker, Sun, 

High- street 
Homer Richard, Maltster, New-street 
Homer John, Maltster, New- street 
Homer Peter, Maltster, Birmingham-street 
Homer Hannah, Maltster, Potters Field, Birming- 
ham-street 
Hordern and Molineux, Bankers, Queen -street 
Horton Daniel, Iron Boiler Manufacturer, Harts 

Hill 
Horton Moses Saddler and Harness Maker, High- 
street 
Hughes William, Vict Blue Pig, Stone-street 
Hughes and Co Linen Drapers and Haberdashers 

and Stamp Office, High -street 
Hughes, Horton and Downing, Iron Masters, 

Windmill End 
Hughes John, Clerk, Queen's Cross 
Hunt James, Nail Ironmonger, Wolverhampton st. 
Hyde Thomas, Vict, and Vice Maker, Wolver- 
hampton- street 



Jackson William, Plumber and Glazier, High-st. 
Jeavons and Co. Fire Clay and Brick Manufactu- 
facturers 



DUDLEY. 219 

Jenns William, Vict. Ship and Rainbow, High- 
street 
Jenkins William, Cheese Factor. New Hall-st. 
Jenkins Joseph, Shopkeeper, Castle-street 
Jesson John, Shoe Maker, Hign-street 
Jessop Edward, Gent. Pool House-street 
Jewkes George, Fire Iron Maker, Wolverhamp- 

ton-street 
Jewkes Joseph, Vict. Green Man, Castle-street 
Johnson Hannah, Vict. King's Head 
Jones Thomas, iluckster, Hall-street 
Jones Benjamin, Bellows Maker, New-street 
Jones David Clothier, Queen-street 
Jordan Joseph, Hatter, Queen-street 
Jordau William, Boot and Shoe Maker, New-st. 
Jordan Benjamin, Vict, and Broker, New-strtet 
Izod William, Tailor and Draper, King-street 

K 

Kennedy William, Vict, Old Hare and Hounds, 

Birmingham-street 
Kenwick Henry, Tea Dealer and Tobaconist 

High-street 
Knight Aaron, Druggist, Queen-street 



Lakin Richard, Hatter, High street 
Langford Richard, Hall-street 
Lay Benjamin, Shopkeeper, High-street 
Leadbetter Benpmin, Clerk, Stone-street 
Lear Joseph, Vict Waggon and Horses, Hall-st. 
Lee Joseph, Wine and Spirit Merchant, High-st. 
Leech David, Hair Dresser, Hall- street 



220 DUDLEY. 

Lewis and Palmer, Bottled Porter and Cyder Deal- 
ers, Stone- street 
Lloyd John, Bricklayer, Privey- street 
Lister Thomas, Pork Butcher, High-street 
Lowe John, Dealer in Earthenware, Hail-street 

M 

Maddox Thomas, Gardener and Seedsman, Castle- 
street 
Mainwaring William, Ground Bailiff, Church-st. 
Mainwaring Robert, Ground Bailiff, Flood-street 
Malpass Richard, Blacksmith, New-streeet 
Maulin Thomas and Co. Nail Ironmongers, High- 

street 
Maurice William, Bookseller .and Stationer, 

High- street 
Martin Thomas, Gentleman, Field Houses 
Mason Mrs Widow, Wolverhampton-street 
M'Donald John, Draper, New Hall- street 
M'Caul and Charters, Drapers and Tea Dealers, 

King-street 
M' Michael John, Draper and Tea Dealer, King-st. 
M'Michael and Co. Drapers, High-street 
Mellon William, Bookseller, High -street 
Mew Mrs. Day School, Wolverhampton-street 
Mild George, Linen Draper, New Hall-street 
Millard Susannah, Vict. Kings Head, Birming- 
ham-street 
Mills Sarah, Shopkeeper, Hall-street 
Mister William, Carpenter, Stone-street 
Morris Pierce, Clerk, Field Houses 
Morris Benjamin. Maltster, King-street 
Morris Ann, New- street 
Morris Robert, Hatter, High-street 



DUDLEY. 321 

Morris Joseph, Vict. Colliers Arms, High-street 

Moss Joseph, Surgeon, Castle -street 

Mound John, Vict. Malt Shovel, Castle-street 

N 

Nash Sarah, Stiaw Hat Maker, Wolverhampton- 

street 
Newman Thomas, Bookseller and Stationer, Cas- 
tle-street 
Newry William, Wheelwright, New Hall-street 
Newry Joseph, Shoe Maker, New Hall- street 
Newry Oliver, Builder, King-street 
Newton John, Skinner, Wolverhampton- street 
Nichols Male, Grocer and Shopkeeper, New-street 
Nightingale Daniel, Shoe Maker, Hall-street 
Nock John, Farmer, Hall-street 



Pack wood Samuel, Bellows Maker, Hall-street 

Palmer Thomas, Vict Saracens Head^ Stone-st. 

Parker Mrs Widow, Castle- street 

Parkes John, Clerk, High-street 

Parkes Z, Iron Master, Park Head Furnace 

Parkes John, Vict Plume of Feathers, High-st. 

Parkes Edward, Gent. Tower-street 

Parkes George, Nail Ironmonger, Waddams Pool 

Parkes Zephaniah and Co. Glass Manufacturers, 

Holly Hall 
Parkes Joseph, Glass Cutter, Bob Pit 
Parish Charles, Butcher, High-street 
Parish Thomas, Butcher, High-street 
Parsons Daniel, Gent. Wolverhampton- street 



222 DUDLEY. 

Paskin Samuel, Vict. Half Moon and Seven Stars", 

Hall- street 
Paskins Samuel, Academy, Vicar-street 
Pay ton Joseph, Auctioneer, Carver and Gilder, 

High-street 
Penn B D Druggist, High-street 
Pensotti Joseph, Barometer and Umbrella Maker, 

High-street 
Perkes Joseph, Cooper, High-street 
Perkes Henry, Cooper, King-street 
Perrins William, Tailor, Hall-street 
Perry John, Locksmith, King- street 
Phillips Richard, Maltster, Church-street 
Phillips John, Maltster, High-street 
Philpot Richard, Hood- street 
Phcenix Fire Office, Queen-street 
Pinncock William Vict. Swan Inn, High-street 
Pitt Joseph, Vict. Royal Oak, King-street 
Pitt Samuel, Upholder, and Bell hanger Hali-st. 
Pitt Job, Flour dealer, Wolverhampto ^-street 
Powell Richard, Plumber and Glazier, High-st. 
Power William, Vict and Farrier, Cross, High-st. 
Price John, Vict, and Bottled Porter Dealer, 

George and Dragon, Hall-street 
Prince Benjamin, Haberdasher, High-street 
Pyatt Francis, Grocer, Wolverhampton-street 
Pyatt John, Carpenter, New Hall-street 
Pyemont George, Plumber, Glazier, and Painter, 

Wolverhampton-street 
Pyke John, Watch Maker, Castle-street 

R 

Randies, John ; Maltster, High-street 



DUDLEY. 323 

Rami John, Printer, Bookseller and Stationer, 

High- street 
Rami Joseph, Fishmonger, High-street 
Raybould M and A. Drapers, King-street 
Reynolds John, Worsted Maker, Castle-street 
Rhodes William, Flatter, Queen-street 
Richardson W H Clerk, Tower-street 
Richardson John, Baker, Wolverhampton- st. 
Ridley John, Carpenter, Privey-street 
Roberts Evan, Vict. Marquiss of Granby, Stone- 
street 
Roberts William, Hair Dresser, Castle-street 
Roberts Jane, Saddler and Harness Maker, Cas- 
tle-street 
Robinson Edward, Gent. Holly Hall, 
Robinson William, Shoe Maker, W^olverhampton- 

street 
Robinson Joseph, Sacking Manufacturer, Wol- 
verhampton - street 
Robinson J S Sacking Manufacturer, Wolver- 

hampton-street 
Robinson John Gent. Wolverhampton-street 
Robinson Rev Proctor, head Master of the Free 

Grammar School, High-street 
Robinson John, Solicitor, High-street 
Rogers Susannah, Watch Maker, Wolverhamp- 
ton-street 
Rogers Mary Ann, Straw Hat Maker, Wolver- 
hampton-street 
Round William, Grocer and Shopkeeper, High-st. 
Round Joseph, Vict. Windmill, Wolverhampton-st. 
Royle Joseph, Maltster and Hop Merchant, King- 
street 
Ryley Robert, Clothier, High-street 



224 DUDLEY. 

S 

Salisbury and Co. Iron Masters, Old BuftVey 
Salisbury and Co. Iron Masters, New Buffrey 
Salt Joseph, Stone Mason, Wolverhampton-st. 
Salt Joseph, Jun. Stone Mason, Wolverhampton- 
street 
Sedgley William, Grocer and Hop Merchant, 

High-street 
Share John, Cabinet Maker, High-street 
Shaw R. G. Surgeon, High-street 
Shaw Gilbert, Vict. Barrel, High-street 
Shaw David, Vict. Holly Bush, Tower-street 
Shaw Titus Woolcomber, Hall- street 
Shaw Joseph, Vict. Currier's Arms, Hall-Street 
Shedden William, Woollen Draper and Clothier, 

High- street 
Sheldon Thomas, Ironmonger and Whitesmith, 

High street 
Shemmonds Sarah* Basket Maker, Hall- street 
Shirt and Boddington, Linen and Woollen Dra- 
pers, High- street 
Shore Joseph, Shopkeeper, High-street 
Shore Pharez, Vict. Bell, High-street 
Shorthouse Thomas, Wolverhampton- street 
Shorthouse Samuel, Wolverhampton-street 
Silver Thomas, Cut Glass Manufacturer, Castle-st. 
Silver Daniel, Glass Cutter High- street 
Slaney Z, Vict. Leopard, Church-street 
Smith Joseph, Carpenter, Castle-street 
Smith Isaac, Tailor, High-street 
Smith Benjamin* Hair Dresser, Wolverhampton- 
street 
Smith James, Butcher, Hall- street 
Southall Enoch, Cabinet Maker, High-street 



DUDLEY. 325 

Southall John and Sons, Maltsters, Bakers, and 
Nail Factors, Flood- street 

Sprigg William, Linen and Woollen Draper, High- 
street 

Stamp Office, Hughes and Co. High-street 

Steedman A Maltster, Vicar-street 

Stephens Joseph, Birmingham Carriers, King-st. 

Stevenson James, Clothier, Queen-street 

Stiles Thomas, Linen and Woollen Draper, High- 
street 

Stinson Benjamin, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High- 
street 

Stinson Joseph, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-st. 

Stokes Benjamin, Martin's Hill 

Storey Joseph, Maltster, King-street 

Storey William, Clerk, King-street 



Taylor James, Schoolmaster, Martin's Hill 

Taylor William, Grocer, High-street 

Terry John, Bottled Porter Merchant, High-street 

Terry Edward, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-st. 

Tew Charles, Tailor, Hall-street 

Thomas Thomas, Shoe Maker, Queens Cress 

Thomas John, Shoe Maker Queens Cross 

Thomas Richard, Vict, and Sheriffs Officer, Green 

Dragon, King-street 
Thompson Joseph, Plumber and Glazier, New 

Hal I -street 
Tilley Tim .thy, Currier and Leather Seller, King- 
ston* 
Timmins Aaron, King-street 
Timmings Joseph, Fire Iron Maker, Flood-street 
Timmings Mary, Vict. Shakes pear's Head Hall-st. 
2B 



226 DUDLEY. 

Timmings Samuel, Boot and Shoe Maker, Hall-st * 
Timmings Joseph, Vict Peacock, High- street 
Timmings Richard, Brazier, High- street 
Timmings John, Leather Cutter, and Seller, and 

Boot and Shoe Maker, High-street 
Tompson John, Shoe Maker and Leather Seller, 

High -street 
Trouman Ezekiel, Vict. Old Bull's Head, Hall-st. 
Turner William, Vice Maker, Martins Hill 
Turner J, S. Chymist and Druggist, High-street 
Twamley John, Grocer and Chandler, High-street 



Vanes Benjamin, Nail Ironmonger, Hall-street 

W 

Wain wright, Jones, and Fereday, Iron Masters, 

Dixon's Green 
Wainwright and Roberts, Surgeons, High-street 
Wallace John, Clothier, High-street 
Wallace John, Clothier, High-street 
W r alters George, Bookseller, Printer and Statio- 
ner, High-street 
Ward Thomas, Clock Maker, High-street 
Ward Brian, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-street 
Ward Henry, Academy, Tower- street 
Wathew Richard> Grocer, Wolverhampton-street 
Weaver William, Bricklayer, Wolverhampton- st. 
Webb Thomas, Vict. Crown and Anchor, Hall-st, 
Westley Brass Founder, Wolverhampton- 
street 
Whatmore William, Vict. Bull's Head, Stone-st. 
Wheldon Jeremiah,, Maltster, King^street 



DUDLEY. 227 

Wheldon Joseph, Woolen Draper, and Tea Dealer, 

Queen-street 
Wheldon Mrs Day School, Privey- street 
Whetstone James, Baker, Queen-street 
White William, Vict Coach and Horses, Wolver- 
hampton- street 
White James, Vict. Lord Wellington, Tower- st. 
White house Benjamin, Iron Master, Easy Hill 
Whitehouse George, Cabinet Maker, Waddams 

Pool 
Whitehouse William, Grocer, &c Hall- street 
Whitehouse George, Draper and Tea Dealer, High- 

street 
Whitehouse John, Jun. Carrier, Castle-street 
Whitehurst, Moore and Guest, Nail and Chain Ma- 
nufacturers, New street 
Whyley Samuel, Vict and Blacksmith, Horse Shoe 
Wilcox Thomas, Dealer in Rags, New Hall-street 
Wilcox S Vict, Duke of York, King-street 
Wild Richard, Traveller, High-street 
Williams Marshall, Maltster, High-street 
Wilkes Richard, Grocer and Dealer in Malt and 

Hops, Wolverhampton-street 
Wilkes S Hair Dresser, Hall-street 
Wilkes John, Hardener, Bob Pit 
Wilkinson James, Vice and Anvil Maker, Castle- 
street 
Wilkinson Richaid, Surgeon, High-street 
Wilkinson John, Vict, and Vice Maker, 3 Crowns, 

High- street 
Wilkinson John, Vict New-street 
Wilkinson Edward, Vice Maker, Tower-street 
Wilkinson William, Maltster, Tower-street 
Willetts Thomas, Butcher, Birmingham- street 
Wilson John, Draper, King-street 



228 DUDLEY. 

Willies John, Fender and Fire Iron Maker, King- 
street 
Wilson Sarah, Draper, Queen -street 
Windsor Joseph, Maltster, High-street 
Withers Henry, Tailor, Castle-street 
Wood John, Shopkeeper, Hall-street 
Wood Peter, Wolverhampton -street 
Wood John, Broker and Clothes Dealer, Queen? 

street 
Wood Thomas, Shoe and Blacking Maker, High- 
street 
Woodhouse Henry, Shopkeeper, Castle-street 
Woodhouse William, Baker, Castle-street 

Wooldridge- Shoe Maker, Birmingham-st. 

Woolley and Dudley, Vice and Anvil Makers, 

Castle-street 
Woolley Henry and Benjamin, Fire Shovel Pan 

Makers, Wolverhampton* street 
Worley Elizabeth, Shopkeeper, Hall-street 
Wright William, Vice Maker, Martin's Hill 
Wright Jesse, Builder, Cabinet Maker, and Sur- 
veyor, King-street 
Wright Elizabeth, Straw Hat Maker, Hall-street 
Wright Daniel, Seedsman, High-street 



Young, Joseph, Cooper, Stone-Street 



OF 

Trades and Profession*, 



IN 



DUDLEY, 

gljrtjafieticallg grrangrtu 

{Jpj^ For Residence refer to Alphabetical List. 



ARTISTS. 

Child Jonah 

ATTTORNIES. 

Bourne James, Josiah 
Greeen, and James 
Bourne Jun. 

Fellows William 

Hawkes Roger Wright 

Robinson John 



AUCTIONEERS. 

Bunch William 
Griffin and Newman 
Payton Joseph 

BAKERS. 

Baker William 
Cook William 
Creighton John 
Eld John 



230 



DUDLEY. 



231 



Fletcher John 
Freeth James 
Holland Samuel 
Richardson John 
Whitstone James 
Woodhouse William 

BANKERS. 

Dixon, Dalton, and Co. 
Hordern, Molineaux, 
and Co. 

BOOKSELLERS. 

Maurice William 
Mellon William 
Newman Thomas 
Rann John 
Walters George 

BOTTLED PORTER 
DEALERS. 

Aignworth William 
England George 
Lewis and Palmer 
Price John 
Terry John 

BRAZIERS. 

Bond Richard 
Brown «* 



Bullas Stephen 



ChinnerT. O. 
Darby William 
Sheldon Thomas 
Timmings Richard 

BREWERS. 

Dudley Company 

BRICKLAYERS. 

Bills Edward 
Lloyd John 
Weaver William 

BUTCHERS. 

Brinton James 
Bunn Charles 
Fellows Charles 
Fellows John 
Grainger Edward 
Haxertine Joseph 
Lister Thomas 
Parish Charles 
Parish Thomas 
Smith James 
Willetts Thomas 

CABINET MAKERS. 

Baker Joseph 
Share John 
Southall Enoch 
Whitehouse George 



232 DUDLEY. 233 


Wright Jesse 


CONFECTIONERS. 


CARPENTERS. 


Brazier James 




Grigg James 


Bissell Benjamin 


Hand John 


Fellows Benjamin 




Guest Thomas 


COOPERS. 


Hodgett Joseph 




Holland John 


Baker Thomas 


Mister William 


Hale William 


Newry Oliver 


Hobson John 


Pyatt John 


Perkes Joseph 


Ridley John 


Perkes John 


Smith Joseph 






CORNFACTORS. 


CLOCK & WATCH 




MAKERS. 


Bloxcidge Z. 




Dunn Samuel 


Devey William 


Pitt Job 


Hodson Joseph 


Wright Daniel 


PykeJohn 




Rogers Susannah 


DRUGGISTS. 


Ward Thomas 






Knight Aaron 


CLOTHIERS. 


Penn B. D. 




Turner J. S. 


Gardner Richard 




Jones David 


FIRE IRON AND FENDER 


Ryley Robert 


MANUFACTURERS. 


Sneddon William 


'•"•' ' 


Stevenson James 


Bloomer Caleb 


Wallace Thomas 


Burton James 


AVallace John 


Cole Mary 




Glover George 



234 



BUDLEY. 



335 



Glover James 
Gordon David 
Green John 
Jewkes George 
Timmings Joseph 
Willies John 

GLASS CUTTERS 
AND ENGRAVERS. 

Herbert Samuel 
Parkes Joseph 
Silver Thomas 
Silver Daniel 

GLASS 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Badgers Messrs 
Cook, Price, and Wood 
Davies and Hodgetts 
Davies Thomas 
Hawkes Thomas & Co. 
Parkes Z. & Co. 

GROCERS. 

Bailey George 
Bent John 
Blakeway Thomas 
Cherrington William 
Dunn Samuel 
Dunn David 
Eld William 
Grainger Charles 



Hollington Joseph 
Kenwick Mary 
M'Caul and Charters 
M'Michael John 
Pyatt Francis 
Sedgeley William 
Stinson Benjamin 
Stinson Joseph 
Taylor William 
Terry Edward 
Twamley John 
Ward Brian 
Wathew Richard 
Wheldon Joseph 
Whitehouse George 
Whitehouse William 
Wilkes Richard 

HAIR DRESSERS. 

Bisseli Thomas 
Franklin Thomas 
Leach David 
Roberts William 
Smith Benjamin 
Wilkes S. 

HATTERS. 

Devall George 
Jordan Joseph ' 
Lakin Richard 
Morris Robert 
Rhodes John 



336 



DUDLEY. 



J 37 



INNS. 
Angel, S. Baker 
Apollo, R Bourne 
Barrel, G. Shaw 
Bell, P. Shore 
BirdinHand, J. Hobson 
Blue Pig, W. Hughes 
Bulls Head, \V. What- 

more 
Bush, J. Harper 
Castle, W. Bailey 
Coach and Horses, W. 

White 
Collier's Arms, J. Morris 
Cross, W. Power 
Crown and Anchor, W. 

Webb 
Currier's Arms, J. Shaw 
Duke of York, S Wilcox 
Duke of York, J Dick- 
inson 
Gate, R Garnatt 
George and Dragon, J. 

Price 
Green Dragon, R. Tho- 
mas 
Green Man, J. Jewkes 
Griffin W Fullwood 
Half Moon and Seven 

Stars, S. Paskin 
Hearty Good Fellow, W 

Henlow 
Holly Bush, W. Collins 
Holly Bush, J. Fisher 
Holly bush, D. Shaw 

2 



Horse Shoe, S. Whyley 
Hotel, J. Blewitt 
Kings Head, H. Johnson 
Kings Head, S. Millard 
Leopard, Z Slaney 
Lord Wellington, J. 

White 
Lyon, J. Gwinnett 
Malt Shovel, J Mound 
Marquis of Granby, E. 

Roberts 
Miners Arms, J Harper 
Old Bulls Head. E. 

Trowman 
Old Bush Inn, J. Cart- 
wright 
Old Hare and Hounds, 

W. Kennedy 
Old Hen and Chickens, 

A. Bennett 
Old Inn, J Condee 
Peacock, J Timmings 
Plume of Feathers, E. 

Ellwell 
Plume of Feathers, J. 

Parkes 
Royal Oak, J. Pitt 
Saracen's Head, T. Pal- 
mer 
Shakespear's Head, M. 

Timmings 
Ship and Rainbow, W. 

Jenns 
Shoulder of Mutton, W. 

Dudley 
C 



23B 



DUDLEY. 



239 



Swan, J. W. Pinnock 
Talbot, W. Beasley 
Three Crowns, M. Beau- 
mont 
Three Crowns, J. Wilk- 
inson 
Waggon and Horses, J, 

Lear 
Waggon and Horses Mrs 

Harper 
Windmill, J. Round 
Woolpack, G. Glaze- 
brook 

IRON MASTERS. 

Atwoods and Co. 
Bancks C. 
Downing and Co. 
Gibbons Benjamin 
Grazebrook Michael 
Hughes, Horton, and 

Downing 
Parkes Zephaniah 
Salisbury and Co. 
Wainwright, Jones, and 

Ferreday 
Whitehouse Benjamin 

LINEN DRAPERS. 
Badger Richard 
Baker W. R. 
Bill John 
Ciemont J. M. 
Cook Samuel 



Dudley Benjamin 
Higgs Joseph 
Hughes and Co. 
M 'Donald John 
M'Caul and Charters 
M'Michael John 
M'Michael and Co. 
Mild George 
Raybould M. and A. 
Shirt and Boddington 
Sprigg William 
Stiles Thomas 
Wilson John 
Wilson Sarah 

MALTSTERS. 

Baker John 
Bridgewater Edward 
Day Mary 
England George 
Foley Edward 
Hollis Ann 
Homer John 
Homer Richard 
Homer Peter 
Homer Hannah 
Morris Benjamin 
Phillips Richard 
Phillips John 
Randies John 
Royle Joseph 
Southall John and Sons 
Steedman A. 
Storey Joseph 
Wheldon Jeremiah 



240 



DUDLEY. 



241 



Williams Marshall 
Wilkinson William 
Windsor Joseph 

NAIL 
IRONMONGERS. 

Badger Thos. and Isaac 
Bennett William 
Bennett and Bate 
Bloomer Joseph 
Cox Joseph and Son 
Darhy and Whitehouse 
Davies and Sons 
Davis Edward 
Davis Thomas 
Downing and Co. 
Dudley Hartall 
Fletcher William 
Green and Royle 
Guest William 
Guest Joseph 
Hodgetts T W. and Co. 
Hodgetts Joseph 
Hunt James 
Maulin Thomas & Co. 
Parkes George 
Vanes Benjamin 
Whitehurst, Moore, and 
Guest 

PLUMBERS AND 
GLAZIERS. 

Baker Thomas 
Jackson William 



Powell Richard 
Pymont George 
Thompson Joseph 

PRINTERS, 

Maurice and Co. 
Rann John 
Walters George 

SADDLERS. 

Caddick Samuel 
Challingworth Edward 
Cook Joseph 
Horton Moses 
Roberts Jane 

SCHOOLS. 

Booth Jarvis 
Ferney Mrs. 
Grosvenor Miss 
Hartell Miss. 
HattonMiss. 
Hewett Kimber 
Mew Miss. 
Paskins Samuel 
Robinson Rev. Proctor 
Tay James 
Ward Henry 
Wheldon Mrs. 

SHOE MAKERS. 

Allen John 



342 



DUDLEY. 



343 



Bate John 
Bruce William 
Blytheway John 
Blythevvay John, Jun. 
Earp Benjamin 
Griffiths I horn as 
Hall Joseph 
Hickman J W. 
Holloway Thomas 
Jesson John 
Jordan William 
Newry Joseph 
Nightingale Daniel 
Robinson William 
Thomas Thomas 
Thomas John 
Timmings Samuel 
Timmings John 
Tompson John 
Wood Thomas 
Woodridge ■ 

SKINNER. 

Newton John 

SMITHS. 

Baker Thomas 
Gregg Thomas 
Malpass Richard 
Perry John 
Power William 
Sheldon Thomas 



Whyley Samuel 

STONE MASONS. 

Eglington James 
Salt Joseph 
Salt Joseph, Jun. 

SURGEONS. 

Badley John 

Cart wright and Ash win 

Geast F. P. Jun. 

Great Francis 

Moss Joseph 

Shaw R. G. 

Wain wright and Roberts 

Wilkinson Richard 

SURVEYORS. 

Bunch William 
Wright Jesse 

TAYLORS. 

Aston Thomas 
Baggott John 
Baker Mark 
Benson William 
Boughey Joseph 
Brook George 
Butler Thomas 
Corbet George 
Harrison William 



244 



DUDLEY. 



245 



Hewitt James 
Hill Thomas 
Hillman Joseph 
Izod William 
Perring William 
Smith Isaac 
Tew Charles 
Withers Henry 

THREAD 
MANUFACTURER. 

Dudley Richard 

VICE MAKERS. 

Hyde Thomas 
Turner William 
Wilkinson James 
Wilkinson John 
Wooley and Dudley 
Wright William 

UPHOLDERS. 

Griffin James 
Pitt Samuel 

WHEELWRIGHTS. 

Deacon Benjamin 



Newry William 

WINE AND SPIRIT 
MERCHANTS. 

Bond Mark 
Fehr Thomas 
Gordon Alexander 
Lee Joseph 

WOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

Badger Richard 
Baker Mark 
Baker W. R. 
Bill John 

Ciemont J and M. 
Cook Samuel 
Harrison William 
Izod William 
Shedding William 
Shirt and Boddington 
Sprigs William 
Stiles Thomas 
Wheldon Joseph 

WORSTED 
MANUFACTURER. 

Reynolds John 



246 DUDLEY. 

COACHES 

FROM DIFFERENT INNS. 

-«««•}•»»>- 
Jtom tfie ®IU JSusI) Inn, 

BIRMINGHAM MAIL— every Morning at ten 

BIRMINGHAM COACH— every Morning at 
nine, and Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday 
Mornings at eleven. 

WOLVERHAMPTON— every Morning at half 

past nine 
WORCESTER— every Afternoon at half-past 

three 

JFrom tfje |^otel 

WOLVERHAMPTON— every Evening at eight, 
every Morning at half-past nine, and Tuesday, 
Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at eight. 

KIDDERMINSTER— every Morning at ten. 

BIRMINGHAM— every Afternoon at half-past 

five 
WORCESTER— Daily at half-past three. 

FLY BOATS to London Manchester, Liverpool, 
Bristol, Worcester, &c. by Whitehouse & Sons. 



OF THE 

Towfi of Kidderminster 



JZ IDDERMINSTER, a Market Town and 
■*■*- Borough in Halfshire Hundred, 14 miles from 
Worcester, and 126 from London, on the river 
Stour, containing 1636 houses, and 7036 inhabi- 
bitants, viz 3987 males, and 1049 females ; of 
whom 3658 were returned as employed in various 
trades and manufactures, and 345 in agriculture. 
This return was made in the year 1811, but the 
population is now considerably increased. 

The Church is a venerable Gothic structure, very 
large, and has of late been ornamented and repair- 
ed at a considerable expence ; in it are many curious 
ancient monuments. The tower, adjoining the 
church, is a strong lofty pile, containing eight bells. 
The Town Hall is a large commodious brick 
building, bein^ in part occupied by several tene- 
ments, and part for the prison. On the ground 
floor there are butcher's stalls^ above is the coun- 
cil chamber for transacting public business. The 



248 KIDDERMINSTER. 

streets are well paved, and kept very clean , and 
the town has lately been lighted with gas. Here 
are twelve alms houses, and besides Sunday schools^ 
eight charity schools for boys and girls. 

Kidderminster was noted for its manufactures in 
the reign of Henry the 8th -, for broad cloths, af- 
terwards for wolseys, and at a subsequent period for 
bombazeens, crapes, and poplins. The Scotch and 
flat carpet manufacture, known by the name of 
Kidderminsters was introduced here about 1735. 
Some years since the cut carpet was wrought here 
with great skill, and in 1 772, the number of looms 
in the town and neighbourhood amounted to up- 
wards of 250. This manufacture gives employ- 
ment to more than half the population, a consider- 
able number of whom are employed in preparing 
the yarn for the manufactures. A silk manufac- 
tory was erected here in 1755, and one in imitation 
of the Marseilles quilting. 

The Lord of the manor holds a court leet for 
the prevention of encroachments and public nui- 
sances 5 and here is a court of requests for the re- 
covery of small debts. No county magistrate has 
a right to exercise any judicial authority in this 
borough, which is governed by a recorder and two 
magistrates, called the bailiff and justices -, the 
bailiff, who is one of the quorum, is annually elec- 
ted by his brother aldermen, twelve in number, 
with the concurrence of the twenty-five common 
council mem. It formerly sent members to par- 
liament. Here is a good grammar school at the 
east end of the church choir, free for all the inha- 
bitants of the town, endowed with lands and tene- 



KIDDERMIN8TER. '149 

ments producing upwards of ^ 150. per annum for 
two Masters. The Staffordshire and Worcester 
Canal which pases this place opens a communica- 
tion to Hull, Liverpool, Manchester Bristol, &c. 
and other trading towns. It crosses the river Stour 
about 100 yards from the market place, at the foot 
of the eminence on which the church is erected and 
where there is a very commodious wharf and ware- 
houses Market on Thursday for all kinds of grain 
provisions, &c Fares Monday in the week before 
Easter, Holy Thursday, June 20th and 4th of Sep- 
tember, for all kinds of Merchandise 

The living is a vicarage rated at ^30 16s. 7d. 
with Mitton Chapel annexed, the clear annual va- 
lue being rather more than g£5QQ per annum. 



2D 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



mvt %%. 



SECTION SIXTH, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 

mum IDRIfiSttQROtttttBo 

A 

ACOCK Benjamin, Shopkeeper, Bewdley road 
Aignsworth Jonathan, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Allbut Joseph, Constable and Town Cryer, Mill-st. 
Allcock Charles, Joiner and Shopkeeper, Mill-st. 



Badland Thomas, Shopkeeper, New-street 
Baker Joseph, and Son, Carpet Manufacturers, 

Pitts lane, Mill-street 
Barlow Thomas, Vict. Horn and Trumpet, Park 

Butts 
Barlow John, Vict. New Inn, Queen-street 
Barratt Henry, Carpet Manufacturer, Mill-street 
Barratt Mrs. Gentlewoman., Church-steeet 



KIDDERMINSTER. 351 

JBartles William, Vict. Bell, Coventry-street 
Bayiiss and Wagstaff, Carpet Manufacturers, Mill- 
street 
Baylis Samuel, Maltster, Bewdley road 
Baynton Thomas, Grocer and Druggist, Swan-st. 
Beddoe Samuel, Baker, Swan- street 
Bennett Thomas, Locksmith, Blackwell-st. 
Bennett Thomas, Joiner, Mill-street 
Best John, Woolstapler and Felmonger, Mill-st. 
Best William, Baker, Horse Fair 
Be van James, Joiner, Horse Fair 
Bingley Miss, Ladies Seminary, Broadwaters 
Birchley John, Brazier and Tinman, Swan-street 
Bird, A Y. Solicitor, Church-street 
Bloomer John, Vict. Fox Inn, Swan- street 
Blundle and Cattell, Millers, C aid wall-row 
Blysit John, Vict. Land Oak, Birmingham Road 
Bore John, Plumber and Glazier, Worcester-st. 
Bowyer Joseph, Carpet Manufacturer, Vicar-st. 
Boycott and Edwards, Drapers, High-street 
Bradley Thomas, Surgeon, Swan-street 
Breadney John, Vict. Coach and Horses, Mill-st. 
Broad Mary, Confectioner, Blackwell-street 
Broad Charles, Baker and Maltster, Bull-ring 
Brookes Allen, Boot and Shoe Maker, Worces- 
ter-street 
Broom, Sons, and Horn, Carpet Manufacturers, 

Mill-street 
Broom Mrs. Gentlewoman, Blake Brook 
Broom Mrs. Herbert, Gentlewoman, Birmingham 

Road 
Brown George, Stone Mason, Queen-street 
Browne Joseph, Clock and Watch Maker, Black- 1 

well-street 
Bucknell Thomas, Brewer, Black well-stiieet 



3 52 KIDDERMINSTER. 

Bucknell John, Joiner, Blackwell- street 
Bullock Anthony, Baker, Worcester-street 
Burgess Mrs. Milliner, Waterloo-street 
Burrow Jobn, Baker and Maltster, Mill-street 



Capenhurst William, Butcher, Bull-ring 
Castre John, Boot and Shoe Maker, Mill-street 
Chadwick Isaac, Clothes Warehouse, Mill-street 
Chapman Thomas, Vict. Cow and Calf, Horse 

Fair 
Churley Robert, Hosier, Bull-ring 
Clymer Joseph, Boot and Shoe Maker, Mill-street 
Coates Richard, Vict. Fish, Fish-street 
Coates William, Drapei, Worcester- street 
Cock ell J. S. Shopkeeper, Barn-street 
Cole Charles, Vict Black Horse, Mill-street 
Cole James, and Sons, Carpet Manufacturers, 

Church-street 
Coley Joseph, Brazier and Tinman, Bull-ring 
Collins JNathaniel, Vict. Leopard, Hoo-lane 
Collins Edward, Boot and Shoe Maker, Coven- 
try-street 
Colwell James, Printer and Stationer, High-st. 
Cook Rev Thomas, Vicar- street 
Cooke Miss, Vict Red Man, Blackwell-street 
Cooke James, Shopkeeper, New-street 
Cooke William, Grocer, Swan -street 
Cooke Samuel, Baker, Blackwell-street 
Cooper Phoebe, Gentlewoman, Mill-street 
Cooper Mis. W Carpet Manufacturer, Mill-st. 
Cooper Mrs. J. Widow, Woodfield 
Cooper Joshua, Carpet Manufacturer, Vicar-street 
Cox Stephen, Clock and Watch Maker, High-st. 



KIDDERMINSTER. 253 

Crane Joseph, Surgeon, Worcester- street 
Cresswell S. B. Veterinary Surgeon, Waterloo- 
street 
Crouther Thomas, Vict. Pied Bull, Mill-street 
Custins George, Surgeon, Bull-ring 

D 

Davis William, Vict. George and Dragon, Trini- 
ty-lane, Bull-ring 
Dixon Arthur, Surgeon, Church-street 
Dobson T & Son, Carpet Manufacturers, Church- 
street 
Dovey John, Butcher, High-street 
Doughty William, Surgeon, Mill-street 
Duncan Leonard, Draper, Worcester- street 
Dutton John, Clock and Watch Maker, Bull-ring 

E 

Emery Thomas, Solicitor, Church-street 
Evans John, Vict. Black Star, Blackwell- street 
Evans Richard, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-st. 



Fawcett John, Maltster, Queen-street 
Fawkes William, Schoolmaster, Church -street 
Fletcher Richard, Vict. Anchor, Worcester- street 
Flinn Joseph, Vict. Duke of York, Paradise-row 
Ford Thomas, Smith and Farrier, Woreester-st. 
Fox all William, Vict. Cross Keys, Worcester- 
street 
Fry Rev. William, Church- street 



254 KIDDERMINSTER. 

G 

Garlick John, Shopkeeper, Queen- street 

Gaw John, Joiner, Blaekwell-street 

Godfrey Henry, Vict. White Lion, High-street 

Goodman Humphry, Joiner, Church-street 

Gough John, Vict, and Carpet Manufacturer, 

Gate, Mill-street 
Gongh John, Jun. Draper, High-street 
Gower and Pennelf, Printers, High -street 
Gregg S. and L. Confectioners, High-street 
Griffen S Mercer and Tailor, Bull-ring 
Grove G. and H Tailors and Drapers, High-st. 
Grosvenor Miss, Ladies Seminary, Waterloo-st. 
Grosvenor Benjamin, Rope Maker, Fish-street 
Gummery John, Saddler and Harness Maker, 

Blaekwell-street 



H 



H alien and Son, Solicitors, Worcester- street 
Ham Edward, Hair Dresser, Mill- street 
Hammond Levi, Shopkeeper, Mill-street 
Harris Thomas, Draper, Bull-ring 
Harris John, Vict. Angel, Worcester- street 
Hawker Thomas, Slater, Bird-lane 
Hawker James, Whitesmith, Coventry-street 
Head Samuel, Boot and Shoe Maker, Blaekwell- 
street 
Hickin Thomas, Coach Maker, Coventry-street 
Hill William, Hatter, High -street 
Hill Eleanor, Shoe Warehouse^ Bull-ring 
Hill Samuel, Tailor and Draper, Swan-street 
Hollingworth Albert, Farrier, Bewdley-road 
Hoak William, Hair Dresser, Blaekwell-street 












GUMJUERY 
SADLER, 




KIDDERMINSTER. 2 55 

Hooman John, Maltster, Barn-street 

Hooman and Co Carpet Manufacturers, Nevr 

Road 
Hopkins William and Son, Grocers and Druggists, 

High-street 
Horn Samuel, Butcher, Church Fields 
Horton John, Ironmonger, Black well- street 
Horton James, Rope Maker, Square 
Horton Miss, Ladies Seminary, Blackwell-street 
Howartb John, Spinner, Mill-street 



Javons Thomas, Vice. Seven Stars, Coventry-st. 

Jeffreys John, Esq. Blake Brook 

Jenkins John, Grocer, Horse Fair 

Johnson John, Cooper, Swan-street 

Jones Richard, M. D. Caldwall-row 

Jones Thomas, Grocer and Druggist, High-street 

Jones Thomas, Shopkeeper, Swan-street 

Jones John, Vict. Boar's Head, Worcester- street 

K 

Knowles James, Butcher, Worcester-street 
L 

Law Richard, Butcher, Swan-streeet 

Lea John and Sons, Carpet and Bombazeen Ma- 
nufacturers, Mill- street - 

Lea Francis and Thomas, Carpet Manufacturers, 
Mill-street 

Lea, Carmicheal, and Lea, Bombazeen Manufac- 
turers, Mill- street 



"356 KIDDERMINSTER. 

Lea Joseph and Sons, Bombazeen Manufacturers, 

Church- street 
Lea & Newcombe, Carpet Manufacturers, Church- 
street 
Lea Mrs Gentlewoman, Shrubbery 
Lewis Richard, Vict. Wharf, Church-street 
Lioyd John, Pawnbroker, Blackw ell- street 
Lythall Widow, Vict, King's Head, Park Butts 

M 

Mason Joseph, Shopkeeper, Mill-street 
Mayers Mrs Vict. Three Tuns, Vicar-street 
Maxwell Richard, Tea Dealer, Coventry-street 
Millward Capt Superintendent of the Gas Works, 

Pitts Lane 
Moore Robert, Joiner, Swan-street 
Moore Daniel, Smith, Worcester-street 

N 

Nash Benjamin, Smith, Mill-street 
Nettleship John, Vict. Red Lion, Mill- street 
Newcombe John and Sons, Carpet Manufacturers, 

Mill-street 
Newson T J. Post Master, Church -street 
Nichols William, Grocer, High-street 



Onslow Rev R. F. Vicar,, Vicar-street 
Osborne William, Tailor, Bull-ring 



KIDDERMINSTER. 2,7/ 



Palmer S. Ladies Seminary, Church* street 
Patrick James, Butcher, Blackwell-street 
Pendlebury John, Vict Rose and Crown, Black- 
well-street 
Perring Henry, Esq. Church-street 
Perrins Thomas, Shopkeeper, Worcester-street 
Perry Thomas, Currier, Mill-street 
Pitt William, Agent to the Birmingham Fire Office, 

Mill-street 
Pitt Thomas, Vict. Royal George, New- street 
Pitt Francis, Joiner, Barn-street 
Plater Mrs. Shopkeeper, Bull-ring 
Potter Thomas, Shopkeeper, Worcester-street 
Potter Thomas, Vict, and Builder, Swan-Inn 
Porter John, Baker, Blackwell-street 
Porter William, Maltster, Blackwell-street 
Price Elizabeth, School, New-street 
Price Michael, Vict. Crown, Worcester- street 
Price Samuel, Cooper, Coventry-street 
Pritchard William, Wine Merchant, Swan- street 

R 

Read John, Builder, Blackwell-street 
Reynolds John, Vict. Bull, Swan- street 
Richards Bartholomew, Tailor, Worcester-street 
Richardson William, Staffordshire Warehouse, 

Worcester-street 
Roberts John Woolstapler, Mi 11- street 
Roberts Miss, Milliner, Bull-ring 
Roberts Thomas, Vict. Cock, Horse Fair 
Robinson Mrs. and Son, Carpet Manufacturers, 

Church- street 

2E 



258 KIDDERMINSTER. 

Rogers James, Vict. Bear, Stourbridge road 
Rogers Joseph and James, Tanners, Coventry- st 
Rooke John, Vict. Barley Mow, Bewdley road 
Russell John, Coal Merchant, Worcester- street 



Scott on Joseph, Hosier, High-street 
Seagar Benjamin, Maltster, Broadwaters 
Searl Walter, Vict Peacock, Horse Fair 
Sharman William, Manufacturer of Hosiery, Swan- 

street 
Sharman John, Shopkeeper, Union-street 
Shemmonds John, Brazier, High-street 
Shirley Robert, Carpet Manufacturer, Church-st 
Skeats Thomas, Vict. Wheat Sheaf, Worcester-st. 
Smith James, Hair Dresser, Worcester- street 
Smith J. T. Solicitor, Church-street 
South an Joseph, Vict. Dolphin, Worcester- street 
Sou than Mrs. Draper, High- street 
Spilsbury Richard, Butcher, Mill- street 
Sprigg James, Draper, Bull Ring 
Stanley E. Wharfinger, Wharf 
Stockdale Joseph, Coal Dealer, New- street 
Stokes Thomas, Shoe Maker, Black well- street 
Summers William, Saddler, Worcester- street 



Talbott G. and H. Carpet and Bombazeen Manu- 
facturers, Mill- street 
Talbott Benjamin, Vict. Pheasant, Mill-street 
Thrustan James, Vict. Plough, Churchfields 
Turrall Benjamin, Miller, Mill-street 
Tyther W. Vict. Golden Cross, Worcester Cross 



KIDDERMINSTER. 259 

w 

Wakcman, Farley and Co. Bank, High-street 

Walters Joseph, Vict. Lyttleton's Arms, Callows 
Lane 

Ward Joseph, Currier, Coventry- street 

Ward Rev Mr, Church-street 

Watson Richard, Carpet Manufacturer, Church-st. 

Welch Thomas, Ironmonger, High-street 

Walters William, Vict. Union, Worcester- street 

Whitconihe, Goodman and Co. Carpet Manufactu- 
rers, Church-street 

W T hitcombe Thomas, Hatter, Bull Ring 

White William, Butcher, Vicar-street 

Willey James, Vict. Old Compasses, Coventry-st. 

Willis B P Plumber and Glazier, Worcester- st. 

Willis Richard, Shopkeeper, Square 

Woodward and Morton, Carpet Manufacturers, 
Vicar- street 

Wright Charles, Carpet Manufacturer, Vicar-st. 

Wright Eli, Pawnbroker, Fish- street 



a mm 

OF 

Trades and Professions 

IN 

KIDDERMINSTER, 

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 



<««•}♦»»- 



ATTORNIES. 

Bird A. Y. 
Emery Thomas 
H alien and Son 
Smith J. T. 

BAKERS. 

Best William 
Broad Charles 
Bullock Anthony 
Beddoe Samuel 
Cooke Samuel 
Porter John 

BANKERS. 

Wakeman, Farley, & Co, 



BOMBAZEEN 
MANUFACTURERS. 

Lea John, and Sons 
Lea, Carmicheal, & Lea 
Lea Joseph, and Sons 
Talbot G. and H. 

BOOKSELLERS 
AND PRINTERS. 

Colwell James 
Gower and Pennell 

BOOT AND SHOE 
MAKERS. 

Brookes Allen 
Castre John 
Collins Edward 
Clymer Joseph 



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KIDDERMINSTER . 



263 



Evans Richard 
Head Samuel 
Stokes Thomas 

BRAZIERS AND 
IRONMONGERS. 

Birch ley John 
Coley Joseph 
Horton John 
Shemmonds John 
Welch Thomas 

BUTCHERS. 

Capenhurst William 
Dovey John 
Horn Samuel 
Knowles James 
Law Richard 
White William 

CARPET 
MANUFACTURERS. 



Lea John and Sons 
Lea Francis & Thomas 
Lea and Newcoinbe 
Newcombe John & Sons 
Robinson Mrs. and Son 
Shirley Robert 
Talbott G. & H. 
Watson Richard 
Whitcombe, Goodman, 

and Co. 
Wright Charles 
Woodward and Morton 

GROCERS, &c. 

Baynton Thomas 
Cooke William 
Hopkins William 
Jenkins John 
Jones Thomas 
Nichols William 

HAIR DRESSERS. 



Barratt Henry 
Baylis and Wagstaff 
Broom, Sons, and Horn 
Bowyer Joseph 
Cooper Mrs W. 
Cooper Joshua 
Cole James and Sons 
Dobson T. and Son 
Gough John 
Hooman and Co. 



Aignsworth Jonathan 
Foxall William 
Hook William 
Ham Edward 
Smith James 

HATTERS. 

Hill William 
Whitcombe Thoma* 



264 



KIDDERMINSTER. 



265 



HOSIERS. 

Cburley Robert 
Scotton Mrs. 
Sharman William 

INNS. 

Anchor, R. Fletcher 

Ansel, J. Harris 

Barley Mow, J. Rooke 

Bear, J Rogers 

Bell, W Bartles 

Black Horse, C, Cole 

Black Star, J. Evans 

Boar's Head, J, Jones 

Bull, J, Reynolds 

Coach and Horses, J. 
Breadney 

Cock, James Roberts 

Cow and Calf, T. Chap- 
man 

Cross Keys, W. Foxall 

Crown, M. Price 

Dolphin, J. Southan 

Duke of York, J. Flinn 

Fish, R. Coates 

Fox, J. Bloomer 

Gate, J. Gough 

George, W. Davis 

Golden Cross, W. Ty- 
ther 

Horn and Trumpet, T. 
Barlow 



King's Head, Widow 

Lythall 
Land Oak, J. Blysit 
Leopard, N. Collins 
Lyttelton's Arms, J. 

Walters 
Lion Inn, H, Godfrey 
New Inn, J. Barlow 
Old Compasses, J. Wil- 

ley 
Old Plough, J. Ryder 
Peacock, W. Searl 
Pheasant, B. Talbott 
Pied Bull, T. Crowther 
Plough, J. Thruston 
Red Man, Miss Cooke 
Red Lion, J . Nettleship 
Rose and Crown, J. Pen- 

dlebury 
Royal George, T. Pitt 
Seven Stars, T. Javons 
Swan, T. Potter 
Three Tuns, Mrs. May- 
ers 
Union, W. Walters 
Wharf, R. Lewis 
Wheat Sheaf, T.Skeats 

JOINERS. 

Allcock Charles 
Bennett Thomas 
Bevan James 
i Bucknell John 



266 



KIDDERMINSTER. 



267 



Gaw John 

Goodman Humphrey 
Moore Robert 
Pitt Frauds 

LINEN & WOOLLEN 
DRAPERS. 

Boycott and Edwards 
Coates William 
Duncan Leonard 
Gough John, Jim. 
Harris Thomas 
Southan Mrs. 
Sprigg James 

MALTSTERS. 

Baylis Samuel 
Burrow John 
Faweett John 
Hooman John 
Porter William 
Seagar Benjamin 

SADDLERS. 

Gummery John 
Summers William 

SCHOOLS. 

Bingley Miss 
Fawkes William 
Grosvener Miss 
Horton Miss 



Palmer Samuel 
Price Elizabeth 

SMITHS. 

Bennett Thoma* 
Ford Thomas 
Hawker James 
Moore Daniel 
Nash Benjamin 

SURGEONS. 

Bradley Thomas 
C us tins George 
Dixon Arthur 
Crane Joseph 
Doughty William 

TAILORS. 

Griffin Samuel 
Grove George 
Hill Samuel 
Osborne William 
Richards Bartholomew 

TANNERS. 

Rogers Joseph & James 

WATCH MAKERS. 

Browne Joseph 
Cox Stephen 

WOOLSTAPLERS. 
Best John 
Roberts John 



COACHES 

FROM DIFFERENT IN '/VS. 
Jtom tfyz Hon Inn, f^tgtwtrm, 

SHREWSBURY & HOLYHEAD-every Morn- 
ing at Eleven 

WOLVERHAMPTON— every Morning at seven, 
evening at five. 

WORCESTER — every Morning at nine, evening 
at six 

BIRMINGHAM — every Morning at eight and 
nine 

BIRMINGHAM MAIL— through Bromsgrove, 
every Morning at eleven. 

Jrom tff 1 fflacft i^orse. 

SHREWSBURY & HOLYHEAD— every Morn- 
ing at ten. 

WORCESTER— every Evening at six. 

WOLVERHAMPTON— every Morning at seven 
and half-past twelve 

TYER'S CARAVAN to WORCESTER, Mon- 
day, Wednesday, and Saturday Mornings at 
eight. 

WATER CONVEYANCE to all parts of the 
kingdom, by J. Stanley, Wharf. 



A 

OF THE 

TOWN OF STOURPORT. 

^TOURPORT, a market Town, situated upon 
^the east bank of the Severn. A few years since 
this town was almost a barren sandy heath, till 
the junction of the Staffordshire Canal with the 
Severn was formed at this place, which from an 
insignificant village, is now become a neat and 
handsome town New buildings are continually 
springing up, and its wharfs, extensive basons, and 
busy traffic, present a lively picture of a little sea- 
port. 

By means of the Canal from this place there is 
an easy communication with most parts of the 
north, Manchester, Liverpool, &c. The Manu- 
facturers of Birmingham and the adjacent towns 
derive great advantage from having their heaviest 
products conveyed by w r ater to the principal sea- 
ports in the kingdom, without any material addi- 
tion to their original price. The first bason was 
opened in 1771, after an expence of ^ 105,000. 

A considerable trade is carried on here in coals, 
corn, hops and fruit. The houses in general are 
well built and the population upwards of 2000. 
Market on Wednesday for all kinds of provisions. 
Fairs, March 27, September 14, and December 18. 
2F 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



ma m. 



SECTION SEVENTH, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 



Allen William, Tailor, High-street 
Ames J. G. and Co, Canal Carriers 
Ames and Jones, Wharfingers, Trow Owners and 
Severn Carriers 

B 

Baldwin, Son and Co. Iron Foundry 
Ball Thomas, Vict. Bridge Inn, Bridge-street 
Bannister William, Chemist and Druggist, York- 
street 
Barnett Samuel, Maltster, New- street 
Barnett, Meaby, Barnett, and Co. Trow Owners, 

Wharfingers and General Carriers 
Barnett Thomas, Iron Merchant, Mart Lane 
Barnett John, Barge Owner, High- street 



STOURPORT. 2/1 

Bateman S. J. Tea Dealer, High-street 
Bates Joseph, Waterman, High-street 
Baynham John, Shoemaker, Bridge-street 
Beaman Thomas, Grocer, High-street 
Belsham G. Severn Owner, Bridge-street 
Belsham and Reynolds, Trow Owners and Severn 

Carriers 
Best Thomas, Shopkeeper, High-street 
Bickley, Danks, and Co. Canal Carriers 
Bird John, Boat and Barge Builder, Bridge- st. 
Bird John, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 
Bird William, Vict Bell Inn, Church-street 
Bishop William, Tailor & Habit Maker, High-st. 
Blundell T. Corn Dealer and Miller 
Bore John, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 
Broad Henry, Maltster and Baker 
Busby Thomas, Ironmonger and Builder, Bridge- 
street 

C 

Cattell William, Corn Dealer 

Carey Misses, Bridge- street 

Carter Robert, Shoe Maker, High-street 

Coley Joseph, Brazier, High- street 

Cooper William, Wool and Spinning Manufactory 

Corker Charles, Boat Builder, York-street 

Cresswell James, Commercial School, York-street 

Crump John, Cooper, High-street 



Danks S. and Co, Canal Carriers 

Davis Rev. David 

Davis Thomas, Skinner 

Dewsbury Benj. Salt Warehouse & Severn Owner 



272 ST0URP0RT. 

E 

Edwards S. Straw Bonnet Maker, High-street 
Edwards J. Shoe Maker, York-street 



Fenton Joseph, Hair Dresser, High- street 
Firmstone Joseph, Coal Merchant, Lichfield-sfc. 

G 

Gill Thomas, Corn Dealer, New- street 
Goodman Thomas, Cooper, Church-street 
Green John, Wood Turner, Bridge- street 
Greensill Edward, Coal Merchant, High- street 

H 

Harris Richard^ Tailor and Draper, High-street 

Harriston T. Baker, York -street 

Heath Matthew, Canal Carrier, Wharfinger and 

Coal Merchant 
Heath, Tyler, and Danks, General Carriers 
Hepworth T. and J. Barge Builders 
Hill W. and R. Drapers and Tea Dealers, High-st. 
Hill Ann, Gentlewoman, High-street 
Hinton C. Milliner and Dress Maker, Lichfield-st. 
Holt William Cabinet Maker 
Howell Richard, Vict. Red Lion, 
Hudson John, Currier, New-street 



Jeff John, Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-street 



STOURPORT. 273 

Jeffreys Joseph, Boat Builder, New-street 
Jukes and Watson, Surgeons, High-street 

K 

Kerby William, Druggist and Grocer, York-street 

Kerby Mrs Widow, Mart Lane 

Knight James, Tailor and Draper, Bridge-street 



Lane John, Vict. Lord Nelson, York-street 
Lashford John, ^hoe Maker, High-street 
Lewty Edmund, Post Master, High-street 
Little Henry, Baker, Bridge-street 
Lowe Joseph, Perfumer and Hair Dresser, Bridge- 

gtreet 
Lowe Mrs Straw Bonnet Maker, Bridge-street 

M 

Miles William, Waterman, Mart Lane 

Moore Joseph, Saddler, 

Morris George, Shoe Maker, High-street 

Morris John, Vict. Black Star, Church-street 

Muskin Charles, Butcher, High -street 

Mytton William, Mercer and Draper, Bridge-st. 

N 

Nichols Richard, Vict Union , Lichfield-street 
Nicholson George, Printer and Bookseller, Bridge- 
street 
Nicklin Daniel, Blacksmith, High-street 
Northall W. K. Academy, New-street 



274 STOURPORT. 



Owen and Co. Grocers and Ironmongers,, Bridge- 
street 
Owen John, Gent. New-street 



Palmer Samuel, Gent. Church-street 
Palmer John, Vict. White Lion, Church-street 
Parkins George, Wool stapler, Mart-lane 
Perks John Wood, Farmer, Tichney 
Philpot Thomas, Traveller, New- street 
Pidduck Joseph, Draper and Mercer, Bridge- st. 
Pitt Joseph, Timberley, Gent. 
Pyndar Rev. Reginald, Areley-house 

R 

Raine Thomas, Plaisterer, Bridge-street 

Rice John, Coal Dealer, Foundry- street 

Rowley Levi, Coal Merchant, Bridge-street 

Rowley J. & J. Timber Merchants, Bridge-street 

Rowley William, Grocer, New- street 

Russell and Webb, Coal Merchants, Mart-lane 



Saddler Thomas, Vict. Hop-pole, York-street 
Shaw Thomas Vict. Swan Inn, High -street 
Shaw Joseph, Hatter, York-street 
Smith Edward, Timber Merchant, High-street 
Smith Jesse, Vict. Duke of Wellington, York-st. 
Stephens William, Barge Owner, Church-street 
Swan James, Vinegar Merchant, Lichfield- street 



STOURPORT. 275 

Swan William, Maltster 

T 

Thomas John, Druggist and Grocer, High-street 
Tonkas William, Shoe Maker, Church-street 
Twemlow Christopher, Plumber and Glazier, 

High -street 
Tyler Edmund, Wharfinger, New-street 
Tyler Thomas, Jun. Grocer, Lichfield- street 

W 

Wagstaff Samuel, Gent. York-street 
Wakeman, Farley, and Co. Bank, York-street 
Walker Henry, Church- street 
Ward John, Stone Mason, and Builder 
Wilde William, Severn Carrier, and Coal Merchant 
Wihxot Arabella, Dress Maker, High- street 
Worthington Mrs. Coffee Rooms, New-street 
Worthington Jonathan, Gent. 
Wright John and George, Timber and Coal Mer- 
chants, Bridge-street 
Wynne Thomas, Grocer and Seedsman, Bridge-st. 



Yates Benjamin, Barge Owner, Church-street 
Yates John, Sen. Gent. Lichfield-street 
Yates John, Jun Barge Owner, Lichfield-street 
Yates Thomas, Barge Owner, Lichfield-street 
Yates Mrs. Shopkeeper, York-street 
Yapp Richard, Shoe Maker, High-street 
York and Worthington, Canal Carriers 



FROM DIFFERENT INNS. 

-«««•}•»»»- 

WORCESTER — every evening at half-past six. 
WOLVERHAMPTON— every Morning at half- 
past six 

Jrom tfie Macft Sbtar. 

WORCESTER— every Morning at half-past nine, 
every evening at half-past six. 

WOVERHAMPTON— every Morning at half- 
past six. 

SgRater Carriage. 

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, CHESTER, 

&c. — J. G. Ames and Co. — Bickley, Danks, 

and Co — Heath, Tyler, and Danks. — York 

and Worthington. 
SHARDLOW, GAINSBRO', HULL, &c.— 

Heath, Tyler, and Danks. 
BIRMIMGH \M, TIPTON, &c —Danks & Co. 

WORCESTER, (GLOUCESTER, BRISTOL, 
&c. and GENERAL CARRIERS on SE- 
VERN. — Belsham and Reynolds. — Barnett, 
Meaby, Barnett, and Co. — Ames andJones. — 
York and Co.-r-J. Jones, Jun. 



OF THE 

TOWN OF BE WD LEY. 



TSEWDLEY, a Borough and Market town, in 
■*^the parish of Ribbesford, situated on the river 
Severn, 3 miles from Kidderminster, and 132 from 
London. In 1811 it contained 787 houses, and 
3671 inhabitants, of whom 939 were returned as 
employed in trade and manufacture, The new 
chapel which is a neat edifice is in the centre of 
the town, built in 1748 : at a small distance from 
which, stood the Old Shambles, or the Walk, be- 
ing a long range of timber buildings open on both 
sides, and were removed in 1 783. 

In 1795 an Act of Parliament was obtained for 
building a new bridge over the Severn, which leads 
directly down from the main street ; the bridge is 
a very light and elegant stone structure, consisting 
of three arches with a toll house at the east end. 
Henry the 7th built a palace here for his son Arthur, 
at which the ceremony of his marriage with the in- 
fanta of Spain by her proxy, was performed on 
Whitsunday, 1499 ; his corpse also rested here 
2G 



278 BEWDLEY. 

on its way from Ludlow to Worcester, the place 
of its interment In the town are several dissent- 
ing meeting houses, and a free grammar school 
founded by James the I st It formerly sent two 
members to parliament, but now only one The 
town enjoys a good trade in malt, leather, horn, 
and Dutch and sailors caps, which are much prized 
for their excellent napping, a considerable number 
of which are sent to London and other places for 
exportation. The corporation consists of a Bailiff, 
with 12 Aldermen and Burgesses. At Blackstone, 
a beautiful rock on the edge of the Severn, is 
an hermitage very curiously excavated in the rock, 
with a chapel and several apartments. The mar- 
ket is on Saturday, which is well supplied with 
cattle, corn, hops, &c. Fairs, April 23, July 25, 
and December 10. 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



#art m. 



SECTION EIGHTH, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 

A 

Allcock Benjamin, Corn Dealer, Load- street 
Allcock Benjamin, Tailor, High-street 
Allen Charles, Watch Maker, Load-street 
Allen William, Tailor and Draper, Load-street 
Allen Mary, Capper, Welchgate 
Allport Jane, Tanner, Lower Park 
Asprey Mrs. Load- street 

B 

Baker Slade, Solicitor, High-street 
Baker Ann, Severn side 
Baker George, Tanner, Severn side 
Baker John, Mercer, Load- street 
Baldwin Thomas, Farmer 
Banks Thomas, Load-street 



280 BEWDLEY. 

Banks Miss, Load-street 

Barber James, Dog- lane 

Barnett Joseph, Shoemaker, Load -street 

Baugh Mrs. High-street 

Baugh Miss, Load- street 

Bayman Martha, High-street 

Baylis Robert, High-street 

Beach Thomas, Bag Weaver, High-street 

Beach Edward, Shoemaker, Load-street 

Beale Jame<, Load-street 

Beddoe John, Owner, Severn side 

Bennett Thomas, Cabinet Maker, Load-street 

Bennett Mrs. High-street 

Bibb John, Butcher 

Blencow and Co. Druggists, Load-street 

Blount Thomas, Baker, Welchgate 

Bradney Mrs. Park -lane 

Bradney Mrs. Severn side 

Breeze John, Vict. King's Head, High-street 

Brian Edward, Mason, Load-street 

Brookholding John, Hop and Seed Merchant; 

Load- street 
Brookes John, Liquor Merchant, High-street 
Brookes George, High-street 
Brown Thomas, Shoemaker, Welchgate 
Brown Thomas, Shopkeeper, Welchgate 
Buck lee Thomas, Currier, High- street 
Burlton James, Maltster and Capper, High-street 
Burton Philip, Sailor and School Boy Cap Manu- 
facturer, High-street 
Bury John, Solicitor, Load- street 



Cart wright Thomas, Merchant, High-street 



BEWDLEY. 281 

Cartwright and Beddoe, Mercers, Load- street 
Cart wright Mrs. Severn side 

Cartwright Vict. Rose and Crown 

Cawood Rev. John, High-street 

Challenger Thomas, Maltster, Load-street 

Clarke Daniel, Solicitor, Park-lane 

Clarke Mrs. Vict. King of Prussia, Load-street 

Cocksedge Henry, Load-street 

Coles James, Butcher and Vict. Angel, Load-st. 

Coles Miss, Liquor Vaults, Load-street 

Coles John, Butcher, High-street 

Cook James, Wood Collier, Welchgate 

Cook Richard, Farmer and Vict. Running Horse 

Coombes William, Shopkeeper, Load-street 

Cooper Thomas, Oatmeal Grinder 

Corker Ann, Carrier on Severn, Severn side 

Court John, Vict. Old Pack Horse, Load-street 

Cox John, Shopkeeper 

Crane T. H. Chandler, Load-street 

Crane Joseph, Ironmonger, Load- street 

Crudgington Charles, High -street 

Crump Joseph, Load-street 

Crump John, Maltster, Load-street 

Crump Charles, Farmer 

Crump Sarah, Cooper, Load-street 

Crump Jane, Vict. Cock and Magpie, Severn side 

Crump Thomas, Oatmeal Grinder 

D 

Danks Samuel, Printer, Load-street 
Davis William, Shopkeeper, High-street 
Davis Thomas, Supervisor, High-street 
Davis Mary, Farmer 
Davis Charles, Park-lane 



282 BEWDLEY. 

Doughton John, Grocer, Load-street 
Dodd Richard, Maltster, Severn side 
Dovey Mary, Farmer 

Draper Benjamin, Vict. Dog Wheel, Dog-lane 
Dugard Miss, Toy Shop, Load-street 
Dutton Mrs. High-street 



E 



Edwards William, Butcher, Load-street 

Edwards Mrs. Severn side 

Evans Thomas, Vict. Peacock, Lower Park 



Farmer Samuel, Seedsman, Load-street 
Farmer Joseph, Saddler, Load-street 
Farr James, Watchmaker, High-street 
Field John, Carrier on Servern, Severn side 
Fowler George, Wheelwright, Dog-lane 
Fox John, Cooper, High-street 
Frazier Richard, Farmer 
Fry Phillip, Grocer, Load- street 
Fryer James, Surgeon, Load- street 
Fryer Thomas, Hair Dresser, Load- street 



Gill Richard, Tinman, Load- street 

Godsall William, Vict. Wheat Sheaf, Load-street 

Griffin John, Vict. Fox, Load-street 

Griffin Richard, Cabinet Maker, High-street 

Grove Samuel, Hair Dresser, High-street 

Green Miss, Load- street 

Gunn Jonathan, Load-street 



BEWDLEY. 283 

H 

Hadduck William, Horner and Comb Manufac- 
turer, High-street 
Hammonds John, Baker and Confectioner, Load- 
street 
Hammonds Thomas, Mason, High-street 
Hammonds Charles, Shoemaker, Load-street 
Harding Miss, High-street 
Hayley Thomas Lower Park 
Hazlewood Mrs Load-street 
Hill William, Vict Blue Boar, High-street 
Hill Elizabeth, Shopkeeper, Load-street 
Holder James, Tobacconist, High-street 
Holliday Mrs High- street 
Hughes John, Grocer, Load-street 
Hughes William, Blacksmith, Dog- lane 
Hume Joseph, Vict. Hole in the Wall, Load-st. 
Hume Benjamin, Vict. Load-street 
Humphriom Joseph, Horn Turner, High-street 
Hunt James, Banbury Lock Manufacturer, High- 
street 



James Miss, Mantua Maker, High-street 

James William, Turner 

Jefferies Grant, Saddler, Load-street 

JefFeries James, Druggist, Load-street 

Jefferies Francis, Jun Vict. Swan, Load-street 

Jefferies Francis, Sen Vict. Barley Mow, High-st. 

Jefferies Edward, Vict Sun, Severn side 

Jefferies Benjamin, Oatmeal Grinder 

Jevons James, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 

Jones Rev. John, High-street 



284 



BEWDLEY. 



Jones Thomas, Stone Mason, Severn side 
Jones Richard, Wood Collier 



K 



King John, Powder Flask Maker 
Knowles John, Load- street 
Knowles Margaret, Grocer, Load-street 
Knowles Richard, Maltster 
Knowles James, Farmer 
Knowles Thomas, Miller 



Lambert John, Shoemaker, High-street 

Lane James, Vict. Pack Horse, High-street 

Lane Joseph, Seedsman, High-street 

Lane Isaac, Shopkeeper, Load- street 

Lank aster Benjamin, Comb Maker, High- street 

Lankaster Thomas, Comb Maker, High-street 

Lankaster John, Shopkeeper, Severn-side 

Laton John, Farmer 

Lawleys Messrs Mercers, Load-street 

Lister John, Severn side 

Lea William, Brush Maker, Severn side 

Lewis Miss, Ladies Seminary, Load-street 

Lewis James, Corn Dealer, Severn side 

Lloyd Samuel, Vict. Labour in vain, Severn side 

Lucus Edward, Vict, Star and Garter 

M 

Mann Ann, Pawnbroker, Load-street 

Mantle Francis, Vict. Old Hop- pole, Load-street 

Marshall Mrs. Load-street 



Ifarsc:. Tb:~ai. Mal:s:e: 5 e Terr. 5: :e 

V:.!i \> :--'_:. L-.;:;';.t: L -. -r: ::: 
M::::s v x:.-:-. C::r. Deader. L:a:-s:ree- 

W M. Esq T .V;;.:e;.y : . r 

V 

\~— :y J:':.:-.. B-^:r.g Weaver, Loi:i-s::e- 



M- T::'£er: Hi".: 
'.' ■"■.-: s I .: "' -.:.-::.. G:: :e: "-.:..; 0:.ar:i.e: ; L:: .;-s: 



Pardee, Vceo'.s. aid Co Bankers 

Pardee ae: N deeds. Sedic iters. L:a:>s::ee: 

:t Mrs L:-.tc: Park 
Parkes Mrs L:-e: Park 
Patche:: Wbd:arr.. Butcher. Welcbrate 
FaytoD Nathaniel, Joiner and V! : : TaMfet, High- 

s'reer 

5::ee Mi?::. D:i:-la::e 
Pilkington Thomas, Surgeee. H:/e-s::eet 
Piper Joseph, Load- street 
Piper William, Grocer and Chac :de:, L - 
Piper James. Cabinet Maker, High-street 
P::: Thomas. Bu::br:. Weithirate 
Pxdei Mary, Coal Dealer, Severn side 
Poumner Sarah, Hatter, Load-street 
Poantney William, Tinman, High-street 
Peur.tr.ev Wdbarr.. V:;: Bia:* Boy 
:'. • : M ■■■ . Fareee: 

•: h 



286 BEWDLEY-. 

Prattington Peter, Esq. High-street 
Prattington William, Grocer, Load-street 
Price William Butcher, Load- street 
Pugh William, Baker, Load-street 

R 

Radnall Miss, High-street 
Radnall Samuel, Vict. Hop-pole 
Reynolds Mrs. Baker, Severn side 

Richards -Yarn Manufacturer, Load-street 

Roberts Wilson Aylesbury, Esq. M. P. High-st. 

Roberts, Baker, and Crane, Bankers, High-street 

Roberts Miss, Severn side 

Roberts F. R. Maltster, Load-street 

Roberts Rebecca, Lower Park 

Romney Samuel, Baker, High- street 

Rule Miss, High-srreet 



Scarlett Mrs. Severn side 
Shaw Thomas, Currier, Park-lane 
Sheldon Francis, Glazier, Severn side 
Simmonds Mary, High-street 
Skelding Joseph, Farmer 
Skey Jonathan, Dry Salter, Load-street 
Skeys Exors. Dry S alters, Severn side 
Smith Benjamin, Tailor, Load-street 
Smith John, Rope Maker and Vict. Severn side 
Southall Edward, Farmer 
Stewart Mary, Severn-side 

Stokes George, Vict, Currier's Arms, High-street 
Symmonds James, Horner and Comb Maker, 
Lower Park 



BE WD LEY. 287 

T 

Taylor John, Vict. Black Boy, Welch gate 

Tench George, Miller 

Tench James, High- street 

Thomas Anthony, Schoolmaster, Load -street 

Tudor Tailor, Load- street 

Turnington William, Farmer 

Tyler John, Corn Dealer, Severn side 

Tyler Peter, Vict. Duke William, Severn side 

Tyler Elizabeth, Vict Anchor, Welchgate 

W 

Walker John, Exciseman, High-street 
Wall Richard, Shoemaker, Load-street 
Westwood John, Brushmaker, Load-street 
Wigmore Mary, Vict. Black Boy, Severn side 
Williams Henry, Shopkeeper, Load-street 
Winwood Thomas, Vict. Waggon and Horses, 

Welchgate 
Wysam Miss, High-street 

iUnfc atttr Wiattv Carriage* 



MAIL, to Worcester every Afternoon 3 to Kid- 
derminster, Stourbridge, and Dudley, every 
Morning. 

SMITH'S CARAVAN, to Worcester Monday, 
Wednesday, and Saturday Mornings. 

FIELD'S BARGE, to Worcester twice a week. 

CORKER'S BARGE, to Worcester twice a week. 



OF THK 

TOWN OF TEN BURY. 



HPENBURY, a market Town, 22 miles from 
-*- Worcester, 9 from Leominster, and 134 from 
London It is situated on the bank of the river 
Team, which divides it from Salop. According to 
the last census in 1 8 1 1 , it contained 1 85 houses 
and 905 inhabitants, exclusive of the Hamlet called 
the Foreign, containing 44 houses and 233 inha- 
bitants. On the north side of the town is a neat 
stone Bridge consisting of six arches over the river 
Team, which divides the counties of Worcester 
and Salop. The river here is very subject to flood, 
as on the south side of the town a small brook 
called Kyre empties itself into the Team, and is of- 
ten blocked up by it. The great flood, November 
17th, 1 7 70, threw down the south and middle aisles 
of the church, by which means the windows, organ, 
&c. were broken, and the monuments much injured. 
Here are annual horse races, respectably attended. 
The market is on Tuesday, and its fairs are 25th 
of April, 18th of July, and 26th of September. 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



mtt *$. 



SECTION NINTH, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 

^ne© linens 

A 

Andrews George, Vict. Bell Inn, Market-street 

B 

Bangham Edward, Maltster, Team-street 
Benbow Thomas, Draper and Grocer, Cross 
Blakeway Thomas, Mercer and Draper, Team-st. 
Brunt Thomas, Shoe Maker, Team-street 
Brunt Elizabeth, Toy Shop Team-street 
Burbridge John, Shopkeeper, Team-street 



Carter Joseph, Tailor, Team-street 
Cheese John Surgeon, Cross 



290 TENBUKY. 

Clarke Thomas, Surgeon, Team-street 

Clarke William, Butcher, Team-street 

Colley George, Draper, Team-street 

Collins John, Shoe Maker, Team-street 

Collins Jane, Stay Maker, Team -street 

Crane Samuel, Plumber and Glazier, Team-street 

D 

Davis Thomas, Surgeon, Market-street 
Deakins Richard, Vict, Crown Inn, Team-street 
Dearne Joseph, Nail Ironmonger, Cross-street 
Dovey James, Wheelwright. Crossrstreet 
Drew Thomas, Vict. Royal Oak, Market-street 



Evans Thomas, Grocer and Spirit Merchant, Cross 
Evans Thomas, Brick Maker, Cross-street 
Everall Joseph, Flax Dresser, Team- street 



Fletcher William, Shoe Maker, Cross-street 
Foster John, Shopkeeper, Cross-street 
Foster Thomas, Team- street 



Gent James, Shoe Maker, Cross- street 
Giles Benjamin, Chandler, Ironmonger, Hop Mer- 
chant, and Maltster, Market -street 
Godson William, Solicitor Team- street 
Godson Septimus Holmes, Solicitor, Team- street 
Green T. L. Mercer and Draper, Team-street 



TENBURY. 291 

Green William, Clock and Watch Maker, Mar- 
ket-street 
Greenly William, Shoe Maker, Market-street 
Griffiths John, Vict. Crow Inn, Team-street 



H 



Handley Samuel, Shoe Maker, Team-street 
Hill William, Shopkeeper, Cross-street 
Holland Rev. Thomas, Cross 
Hollo way William, Shoe Maker, Team-street 
Home Thomas, Land Surveyor and Schoolmaster, 

Team-street 
Home Benjamin, Printer and Stationer, Team-st. 
Hooper Mrs. Ladies Seminary, Cross 
Howell George, Saddler, Market-street 



Jeffries William, Sen. Butcher, Team-street 

Jeffries Richard, Butcher and Farmer, Team-st. 

Johnson Alexander, Gent. Church-street 

Jones William, Tailor, Team- street 

Jones Samuel, Team-street 

Jukes George, Vict. Ship, Team-street 

K 
Knowles Mrs. Gentlewoman, Cross-street 

L 
Lane John, Draper, Market-street 



292 TENBURY. 

M 

Mansell Thomas, Vict Talbot, Team-Street 

Mason Ann, Milliner, Cross 

Maund Edward, Confectioner, Team-street 

Maund Mary, Widow, Team-street 

Merrick James, Saddler and Brazier, Team-street 

Middleton Sophia, Straw Bonnet Maker, Team-st. 

Mills Edward, Stone Mason, Cross-street 

Morgan James, Hatter, Team-street 

Morgan John, Baker, Market- street 

Morris Misses, Gentlewomen, Cross-street 



Oliver John, Draper, Team-street 
Oseland Samuel, Shopkeeper, Church- street 



Page John, Saddler and Brazier, Team-street 

Page Richard, Druggist, Team-street 

Penny Eleanor, Gentlewoman, Team-street 

Perks Thomas, Shopkeeper, Team-street 

Post Office, Team-street, William Home, Post 

Master 
Poston William, Breeches Maker, Market-street 
Pound James, Butcher, Market-street 
Pound James, Saddler, Team-street 
Pound Phillip, Vict King's Head, Cross-street 
Probin John, Cooper, Team-street 

R 

Robinson and Cowburn, Solicitors, Team-street 



TENBURY. 293 



Rocke Rev. Thomas, Rector, Cross 
Russell John, Draper, Market-street 



Sanders Richard, Clothes Shop, Team-street 
Smith James, Plumber and Glazier, Team-street 
Smith Samuel, Joiner, Team- street 

w 

Webb George, Gun Locksmith, Cross-street 
Wilden Samuel, Tailor, Team-street 
Wheeler Edward, Sen. Esq. Kyrewood 
Wheeler Edward, Jun. Solicitor, Cross 
Wheeler James, Carpenter and Turner, Cross- st. 
Whittall George, Tailor and Draper, Market -st. 
Williams Charles, Shoe Maker, Team-street 
Wollams John, Tailor, Cross-street 
Wood Rev. Vincent, Market-street 



Yates William, Team -street 

Yapp James, Shopkeeper, Cross-street 

Yarranton Thomas, Tanner, Berrington- house 



21 



CARRIAGE. 



LUDLOW MAIL to Worcester, calls at the 
Swan Inn every Morning at 7 o'Clock, and 
returns through Tenbury at 4 o'Clock in the 
Afternoon 

ROBERTS and CLEWER'S WAGGON, calls 
at the Swan Inn going to Worcester, every 
Tuesday at 2 o'Clock in the Morning, and 
returns through Tenbury to Ludlow, every 
Friday at 2 o'Clock in the Afternoon. 



OF THE 

BOROUGH OF EVESHAM. 



"EWESHAM, a Borough and Market Town, 
-"-Comprising three parishes, including Benge- 
worthj containing 606 houses, and 2837 inhabi- 
tants, being 1332 males, and 150V females, of 
whom 472 were returned as employed in trade. 
It is pleasantly situated on rising ground, having 
a charming view of the winding river Avon, over 
which it has a stone bridge of seven arches and a 
convenient harbour for barges. The well known 
Vale of Evesham, extending along its banks is re- 
markable for its fertility in corn as well as pas- 
turage This town had formerly a stately Monas- 
tery, whose Abbot sat in Parliament as a spiritual 
lord. It was founded in 709, by Prince Egwin, 
who retired hither after having been unjustly dis- 
possessed of the bishoprick of Worcester by the 
Pope. The principal fragment of this building 
now remaining, is a large pointed arch or gateway 
17 feet high. The borough has three parish 
churches, two in that part called Evesham, and 
one at Bengeworth at the foot of the bridge where 



296 EVESHAM. 

was formerly a castle. It is remarkable that al- 
though each of the churches have towers, the bells 
hang in a very handsome tower, separate from 
any other building, about 110 feet high. In the 
Town are a well endowed Free Grammar School, 
a Charity School, and Almshouses. A number 
of marker gardens hereabouts supply the markets 
of Tewkesbury, Cheltenham, Worcester, and Bir- 
mingham, and in Asparagus season they supply 
Bath and Bristol. 

Evesham is a Borough by prescription, govern- 
ed by a Mayor, Recorder, seven Aldermen, twelve 
Common-council men, and twenty-four Assist- 
ants. Their privileges are very extensive 3 the 
Mayor and four of the Aldermen are justices of 
the peace, hold sessions of Oyer and Terminer, 
and gaol delivery, with power to punish all crimes 
except high treason, within their liberty One of 
the most remarkable battles in the English annals 
was fought here in 1265, between Somon de 
Montford the great earl of Leicester, and prince 
Edward, afterwards king Edward the 1 st in which 
the earl and most of his adherents were slain. 
The market is on Mondays, and the fairs on the 
2nd of February, the first Monday after Easter, 
Whitmonday, and September 2 1st. 



COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



mvt m. 



SECTION TENTH,, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 



Acton John, Dealer in Seeds,, Malt, Hops, &c. 

Ben ge worth 
Adams William, Surgeon, Bridge-street 
Agg Job , Printer, Bookseller, and Postmaster, 

Bridge-street* 
Agg George. Cabinet Maker, and Upholsterer, 

Bridge- street 
Agg and Son, Auctioneers, Bridge-street 
Allan) William, Vict Fleece, Bridge-street 
Allom Rev. Mr. High- street 
Amos Samuel, Grocer Vine-street 
Arch Elizabeth, Grocer, Cole-street 
Arkles William, Joiner and Cabinet Maker, 

Vine-street 
Ash win S. Milliner, Bengeworth 



298 EVESHAM. 

Atkins John, Silk Manufacturer, Vine-street 
Averill William, Confectioner, Bridge-street 

B 

Badger William, Hat Manufacturer, Bengeworth 

Baldwin Mrs. Widow, Market 

Barnes William, Baker and Maltster, Market 

Battersby William, Basket Maker, Market-place 

Baylis Charles, Baker, Bengeworth 

Bay lis C. Shopkeeper, Bengeworth 

Baylis George, Butcher, Bengeworth 

Benton Draper, Bridge-street 

Blayney Thomas, Esq. Lodge 

Bonaker William, Surgeon, High-street 

Booth Mary Walker, Vict. Old Angel Inn, Benge- 
worth 

Burlingham and Co. Ironmongers and Nail Ma- 
nufacturers, Bridge- street 

Byrch William, Solicitor, High-street 

Byrd J. Vict. Swan Inn, Bengeworth 



Cheek J. M. G. Solicitor, Bridge-street 

Churchill Shoemaker, High- street 

Clemens Samuel, Maltster, High-street 

Clements John, Butcher, High-street 

Cole J. Vict, Volunteer, Bridge- street 

Collett Job, Tanner, Chapel- street 

Cook John, Vict, and Felmonger, Nelson's Tavern, 

Bengeworth 
Coombe William, Surgeon, Bengeworth 
Cooper Thomas Beale, Esq. Bengeworth 
Cooper Rev. Henry 



EVESHAM. 299 

Cornfield John, Academy, High- street 
CullJ. Vict. Plough und Harrow, Vine-street 
Cull William, Appraiser and Auctioneer, High-st. 

D 

Davis Rev. Mr. High-street 

Davies David, Chemist and Druggist, Bridge-st. 

Davis John, Stationer, Bridge-street 

Day George, Coal Merchant, Bengeworth 

Dingley William, Baker, Bengeworth 

Dixon John, Supervisor of Excise, High-street 

Dobbins Walter, Vict. Fox, Bridge-street 

Doyle James, Vict. White Hart, Bridge-street 

Drinkwater William, Vict Trumpet, Vine-street 

Drury Pearshouse, Brazier, Bridge-street 

Dyson Edward, Net Maker, Market-place 

E 

Edge Daniel, Draper, and Agent to the Phcenix 

Fire Office, Bridge- street 
Ellcock Samuel, Plumber and Glazier, High-st. 



Field George, Gardener, High -street 
Fincher John, Grocer and Druggist, Bengeworth 
Fisher Misses, Gentlewomen, Bengeworth 
Fletcher Sarah, Staffordshire Warehouse, Market- 
place 
Foster Thomas, Oil Mills, High-street 



300 EVESHAM. 

G 

Gibbs Henry, Cooper, High-street 
Glover Francis, Cooper, -Bridge-street 
Gregory J. & E Drapers and Clothiers, Bridge- st. 
Green Miss, Stiaw Bonnet Maker, High-street 
Grove William, Vict Farrier's Arms, Vine-street 
Guion James, Vict. White Hart, Cole-street 

H 

Hardy William, Vict. Crown, Bridge- street 

Harris Miss, High-street 

Harris Robert, Wine & Spirit Merchant Bridge-st 

Hartland and Co Bank, Bridge-street 

Hathaway Abraham, Gent Bridge-street 

Hawley Thomas, Shopkeeper, Bengeworth 

Haynes Thomas, Glazier, Bridge-street 

Hill Thomas, Hosier, Bridge-street 

Hill John, (lock and Watch Maker, Bridge-st. 

Hill Thomas, Gent Bridge-street 

Hill Robert, Owner, Bengeworth 

Hitch George, Hair Dresser, Bridge-street 

Hobday Scupltor, High-street 

Horn R. Draper, Market-place 

Horn Miss, Vine-street 

Horseman E. Grocer and Tea Dealer, Bengeworth 

Huband Thomas, Clerk, Bengeworth 

Hughe? David, Currier, Bengeworth 

Hughes Samuel, Gardener, Vine-street 

Hughes Gardener, High-street 

Humphris John, Butcher, Bridge-street 
Hunter John, Hop Dealer, Bridge- street 
Hyde Daniel, Saddler, High- street 



EVESHAM. 301 

J 

Jackson John, Painter and Glazier, High-street 
Jarrett John, Cabinet Maker, Bridge-street 
Jarrett Joseph, Appraiser and Auctioneer., Benge- 

worth 
Jarrett John, Grocer, High-street 
Jenks Edmund, Baker, High-street 
Jenks Samuel, Gardener, Vine-street 
Jones J. Grocer and Tea Dealer, High-street 
Izod J. W. Surgeon, High-street 
Izod Robert, Cooper, High-street 

K 

Kelsall Elizabeth, Shoe and Salt Warehouse, 

Bridge- street 
Kempson Miss, Ladies Seminary, High-street 
Kerry John, Sen. Wood Turner and Broker, 

High-street 
Kerry John, Jun. Wood Turner, Market-place 
Kinsey Samuel, Solicitor, High-street 
Klipseh J. P. Surgeon, High- street 
Knight B. Tailor, High- street 
Knight William, Gardener, High-street 



Lavender J. W. Solicitor, High-street 
Laurence George, Vict. Rose & Crown, High-st. 
Lies John, Shoemaker, Bridge-street 
Lewis Charles, Surgeon, Bengeworth 
Lewis Richard, Gardener, Vine-street 
Llovd T. Wool Dealer, Cole-street 
2K 



302 EVESHAM. 

M 

Malin T. Oil and Colourman, Bengeworth 
Mann J. Silk Manufacturer, Vine-street 
Mann Miss, Ladies Seminary, Vine-street 
Marriott Edward, Gent. Bridge- street, Agent to 

the Globe Insurance Company 
Marshall Henry, Grocer and Cooper, Bengeworth 
Mathews Samuel, Vict. Dun Cow, Cole-street 
Meien John, Baker, Bengeworth 
Millington Richard, Vict. Angel Inn, Bengeworth 

Moades Gent. Bridge-street 

Monk John, 'Hat Manufacturer, Bridge- street 

Moore E. Cabinet Maker, Bengeworth 

Moulting William, Vict. Bell Inn, High-street 

Murrell S. Milliner, High-street 

Murrell W Grocer, Bridge-street 

Murrell Thomas, Grocer and Chandler, Vine-st. 

N 

New Caleb, Draper, High -street 

New Anthony, Woolstapler, Vine-street 

New J. Currier and Leather Seller, Cole-street 

New John, Gardener, High- street 

New James, Vict. King's Head, High-street 

New George, Farmer, Bengeworth 



Oldaker, Day, Lavender, and Murrell, Bank, 

High -street 
Oldaker Francis, Clothier, Bridge-street 
Oldaker F. Master of the Blue School, Bengeworth 
Osborne J. Whitesmith, Cole- street 



EVESHAM. 303 

P 

Padgate Benjamin , Baker, Bengeworth 

Paine E. & R. Parchment Makers, Bengeworth 

Paine John, Seedsman, High-street 

Paine Miss, Milliner, Bridge-street 

Partington William, Butcher, High-street 

Peam Thomas, Grocer, High- street 

Pearce James, Grocer, Bridge-street 

Pearce William, Maltster and Hop Merchant, 

Bengeworth 
Pearce Mrs. Staffordshire Warehouse, Bengeworth 
Penny William, Vict, and Hop Merchant, Royal 

Oak, Vine-street 
Phelps W. L. Solicitor, Bridge-street 
Phillips William, Solicitor, Vine-street 
Phillips Miss, Vine-street 

Phoenix Fire Office, Bridge- street, D. Edge, Agent 
Porter Thomas, Esq. Bengeworth 
Pratt George, Cabinet Maker, Bengeworth 
Pratt Benjamin, Butcher, Bengeworth 
Prew E. and R. Milliners, Bridge-street 
Price William, Gardener, Bengeworth 
Proctor John, Baker, Maltster, and Farmer, 

High-street 
Prosser Mrs. Widow, Bengeworth 

R 

Reynolds Richard, Cora Dealer and Timber Mer- 
chant, High-street and Harvington Mill 
Rodd Richard, Draper, High-street 
Roberts Humphrey, Baker, High -street 
Roper Mary, Vict. Red Horse, Vine- street 



304 EVESHAM. 

Roper Anthony, Tanner, &c. Bengeworth 
Rose William, Glazier, Bridge-street 
Rudge Edward, Esq. Abbey Manor House 
Ruff James, Gardener, High- street 
Russ Robert, Butcher, Bridge- street 
Russ James, Butcher, Market place 



Savage Edward, Solicitor, High- street 
Savage Mrs Widow, Market place 
Scott Jeremiah, Grocer, Bridge-street 
Shaw Rev. John, Bengeworth 
Skey John, Vict. Angel Inn, Bengeworth 
Smart Benjamin, Skinner and Felmonger, Benge- 
worth 
Smith John, Gent. Bridge-street 
Smith William, Vict. Wool Pack Inn, Bengeworth 
Smith William, Miller, Bridge-street 
Smith Henry, Carpenter, Bridge-street 
Smith E. Vict. Golden Anchor, Bewdley-street 
Smith John, Vict. Red Lion, Market place 
Soley William, Grocer, Bridge- street 

Souch Vict. Green Dragon, Oat-street 

Stamp Office, Daniel Edge, Bridge-street 
Stephens Charles, Whitesmith, Bengeworth 
Stratton Matthias, Spirit Merchant, Vine-street 
Suffield Joseph, Saddler, Bridge-street 
Suffield John, Brazier, Bridge- street 



Taylor G. Vict. Northwick Arms Inn, Bengeworth 
Taylor William, Butcher, High-street 



EVESHAM. 30 

Taylor William, Skinner, Vine- street 
Thomas Isaac, Excise Officer, High-street 
Taylor James, Vine- street 

Thomas John, Chemist and Drug-gist, Bridge-st. 
Trotman William, Vict Cross Keys, High-street 
Tustin Joseph, Shopkeeper, High-street 
Tustin Robert, Bricklayer and Slater, High-st. 
Tymbs Samuel, Vict Horse and Jockey, Vine-st. 

W 

Walker Stephen, Vict. Black Bear, Bengeworth 
Walker Joseph, Cooper, Bengeworth 
Walker Joseph, Millwright, Bengeworth 
Walker J . Ironmonger and Maltster, Bengeworth 
Walter William, Ironmonger, Bridge-street 
Warner John, Sen. Clock and Watch Maker, 

High -street 
Warner John, Jun. Clock and Watch Maker, 

Bridge-street 
Watkins Joseph, Vict. Horse Shoe, Bengeworth 
Wheatley Josiah, Boot and Shoe Maker, Bridge-st. 
Whitford J Schoolmaster, High-street 
Whitford Thomas, Slatererand Plasterer, High-st. 
Whitford Henry, Vict, and Plasterer, Lamb, 

High -street 
Whitford Richard, Hair Dresser, Bridge-street 
Whitford James, Shoe Maker, Bridge-street 
White Henry, Wheelwright, Vine- street 
White John, Tailor, Bridge- street 
White Thomas, Currier, High-street 
Whiting Mrs. Ladies Seminary, High-street 
Wickins Thomas, Stay Maker, Bridge-street 
Wilks William, Grocer, & Tea Dealer, Bridge-st. 



306 EVESHAM. 

Williams Jane, Confectioner, Bridge-street 
Winter Humphrey, Gent. Bengeworth 
Winstone Anthony, Vict Duke of York, Bridge-st. 
Workman B. Solicitor, Bengeworth 



Young John, Dealer, in Flour, Hops, &c. Bridge- 
street 



COACHES. 

FROM DIFFERENT INNS. 
Jprom $£ i^ortfttoftfe &rms, JStngefcort!)- 

LONDON — Mail every ;\fternoon at five, ex- 
cept Saturday, when it goes at four. 

WORCESTER— Mail every Morning at half- 
past eight 

LONDON — Coach every Morning at half-past six. 

Ditto ditto Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 
Mornings at half-past six 

WORCESTER— Coach every evening at eight. 

Ditto ditto Monday, Wednesday, and Friday even- 
ings at eight. 

§xm tfje SgEcoI ^acfe, 2Scngefoortf). 

LONDON — Coach every Morning at half- past 

six. 
WORCESTER — Coach every Evening at seven. 

Jprom t&t ®nqt\ Inn, JStngcfoortf). 

LONDON — Coach every Afternoon at three 
WORCESTER— Coach every Morning at half- 
past seven 



Done's Waggons to Worcester, Upton, Stow en 

the Wold, &c. twice a week. 
Dufty's ditto ditto twice, a weet. 



OF THE 

TOWN OF PERSHORE. 



"OERSHORE, a market town,, consisting of two 
-*-* Parishes, Saint Andrews and Holy Cross, 9 
miles from Worcester.,- Q^ from Tewkesbury, and 
103 from London, near the junction of the river 
Avon with the Bow,, containing about 400 houses 
and 2000 inhabitants ; tie main street is near three 
quarters of a mile long and a considerable sum of 
money has been collected for paving the footway 
with flag stones, which will be a considerable im- 
provement to the town. The parish is of great 
extent, having several manors and chapelries with- 
in its limits, In the reign of Edward the 1st. this 
town sent 2 members of parliament, but never 
since. The church of Holy Cross 'contains seve- 
ral ancient monuments, it has a square tower with 
8 bells, and is, a curacy to. §,t. Andrews, which 
is small and has a square tower with 6 bells. Here 
was formerly an extensive, abbey of Benedictine 
Monks. The Market is on Tuesday, and the Fairs 
Easter Tuesday, June 26th, first Monday in Au- 
gust and the Tuesday before the 1 st of November. 
The great Fair has usually been held in the 
church- yard, but we understand the Magistracy are 
determined to prevent a recurrence of a practice so 
disgraceful. 



rallM*i 



OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



$att $3L 



SECTION ELEVENTH. 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 

PIIlBaiEKDlBIB* 

Aldington James, Gent. Bridge-street 
Araphlett William, Farmer 
Anderson William, Gent. Bridge-street 
Andrews Robert, Bacon Factor, Newland-street 
Andrews Mrs. Schoolmistress, High-street 
Andrews Samuel, Gardener, Newland-street 
Andrews E. Gardener, Newland-street 

B 

Baker Robert, Surgeon, Broad-street 
Baker Henry , Liquor Merchant, Bridge- street 
Baker Ann, Gentlewoman, Broad-street 
Baker Sarah, Currier, Bridge- street 
Bannister James, Vict. Bell Inn, High-street 
2K 



310 PERSHORE. 

Barnbrook Miss. Ladies Seminary, Broad-street 

Barry Rebecca, Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 

Baugh Joseph, Ironmonger, High-street 

Baugh Timothy, Fishmonger, Bridge-street 

Bay lis John, Hair Dresser, High-street 

Bedford John, Solicitor, Broad-street 

Bennett Jane, Gentlewoman, High-street 

Bidlake Charles, Druggist, Bridge-street 

Blizard John, Ironmonger & Builder, Bridge- st. 

Blizard Susannah, Straw Bonnet Maker, Bridge-st 

Blizard Stephen, Gardener, Newiand-street 

Bomford William, Pig Dealer, High-street 

Bomford John, Pig Dealer 

Bomford Bentley, Pig Dealer, High-street 

Bourne Mary Mrs. Priss lane 

Bradflock John, Blacksmith, Broad-street 

Bromfield J D. Gent. Br dge-street 

Brookes Thomas, Brazier, Broad-street 

Bromall Thomas, Tailor, Bridge-street 

Brown Walter, Gent. Pridge-streec 

Bullock Edward, Vict. Quiet Woman, High-street 

Bunn Richard, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-st. 

Bunn Vict. White Horse, Church-street 

Bunn James, Gardener, Church-street 
Bum John, Surgeon, High-street 



Chambers Joseph Baker, High-street 

Clee William, Gent. Bridge-street 

Clee James, Auctioneer, Broad-street 

Cole Thomas Gardener, Newiand-street 

Collett G. Vict Ship and Punch Bowl, High-st, 

Collins Mary, Vict. New Inn, High-street 

Coombs James, Bricklayer, Broad- street 



PERSnORE. 31 1 

Crook William, Gardener, Church- street 
Crook Mary, Gardener, Newland-street 
Cross Thomas, Woolstapler, Bridge-street 
Cross Richard, Schoolmaster, High-street 

D 

Davis David, Draper, High-street 
Day J. Millwright, Broad-street 
Dayton Mary, Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 
Deacons Charles, Shoe Maker, Broad-street 
Dinely Rev. George, High-street 
Dinely Francis, Solicitor, Bridge- street 
Done William Worcester Carrier, High-street 
Doughty John, shopkeeper, High- street 
Drew Mrs Gentlewoman, Broad- street 
Dudfield Thomas, Mercer and Draper, High-st. 
Dudheld Jonathan, Gardener, Newland-street 
Dufty William, Worcester Carrier, Priss lane 
Dufty Richard, Gaidener, Newland-street 
Dufty William, Gardener, Priss lane 



Edwards Thomas, Baker, High- street 
Evans Miss. Gentlewoman, Bridge- street 
Evans Mrs. Gentlewoman, Broad-street 
Evans H. Butcher, High-street 
Farley Benjamin, Breeches Maker, Broad-street 
Farley, William, Breeches MaKer, Bridge-street 
Farley Joseph, shoemaker, Broad-street 
Farley John, Basket Maker. Bridge-street 
Foster William, Butcher, Bridge-street 
Foster James, Gardener, Priss- lane 
Franklin John, Rope, Bag, and Twine Manufac- 
rurer, Bridge-street 



312 PERSHORE. 

G 

Ganderton R. Woolstapler 
Ganderton Thomas, Woolstapler, Higb-street 
Ganderton J. L. Glazier, High-street 
George Edward, Gent. Bridge-street 
Giles Sarah, Vict. Angel Inn, Bridge-street 
Glazebrook Thomas, Saddler, High-street 
Goodall William, Woolstapler, High-street 
Goodall Ralph, Grocer and Chandler, High-street 
Goodall James, Plumber and Glazier, High-street 
Goodall Thomas, Plumber and Glazier, Bridge- st. 
Goodall Richard, Baker, Corn Factor, and Malt- 
ster, Bridge-street 
Goodall Edward, Skinner 
Grant Jeremiah, Exciseman, High-street 
Gray John, Vict. Coach and Horses, Bridge-st. 
Green George, Butcher, Church- street 
Green John, Baker, High- street 
Gwillam James, Vict. Talbot, Broad-street 

H 

Hackett Samuel, Gent. Bridge-street 

Haines John, Gardener, Newland- street 

Hamhurst General, Broad- street 

Hammerton Mrs Gentlewoman, Broad- street 

Handley William, Baker, High-street 

Harding Henry, Gent. Bridge-street 

Harley George, Carpenter and Wheelwright, 

Bridge- street 
Harley Edward, Shopkeeper, High- street 
Harris James, Butcher, Newland-street 
Hatch John, Auctioneer, Bridge*street 
Hatch William, Butcher, High-street 



PERSHORE. 313 

Hemming John, Draper, Bridge- street 

Hemming Jobn, Tailor, High-street 

Holland Thomas, Gent. Broad-street 

Hope Thomas, Vict. Three Tuns, Bridge-street 

Hopkins John, Stocking Weaver, Priss-lane 

Hooper Edward, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-st. 

Hooper George, Butcher, High-street 

Hudson. Richard, Gent. 

Hunt John, Tanner, High-street 

Hunter John, Gent. Bank, Bridge-street 

Hunter Thomas, Draper, Bridge-street 



Kings William, Vict. Chequers, High-street 
Kings James, Gardener, Newland-street 



Laight John, Butcher, Bridge-street 
Laugher Charles, Druggist & Grocer, Bridge- st. 
Laughton Mary, Stone Mason, Bridge-street 
Lloyd Edward, Carpenter and Joiner, Bridge- st. 
Lloyd Thomas, Wyre Mill 

M 

Mac Alester Richard, Draper and Tea Dealer, 

High-street 
Martin Joseph, Grocer aud Chandler, Bridge-st ; . 
Mason George, Horse Dealer, Bridge-street 
Melen Henry, Grocer, High-street 
Meredith John, Butcher, High-street 
Millington Mr. Gent. Priss-lane 
Millward Henry, Saddler, Bridge-Street 



314 PERSI10RE. 

Milton William, Sen. Coal Dealer, Bridge-st. 
Milton William, Barge Owner, Bridge-street 
Mogridge Mrs. Broad-street 

N 

Nash John, Vict. King's Head, Bridge-street 
Nash John, Hair Dresser, Bridge-street - 

, 

Oldaker Edmund Wells, Solicitor, Broad-street 
Oldaker Mrs. Gentlewoman, Broad-street 
Oldaker Francis, Miller, Bridge- street 



Partridge William, Watch Spring Maker, High-st. 
Phillips William, Boot and Shoe Maker, High-st. 
Pool Mary, Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 
Probyn Rev. William, Bridge-street 
Pugh William, Joiner and Ironmonger, High-s ♦ 

R 

Racster John, Surgeon, Bridge- street 

Roberts William, Ironmonger and Maltster, 

Bridge- street 
Roberts Elizabeth, Draper 
Russell Thomas, Saddler, Bridge- street 



Sheppard Rev. J. L. Vicarage House 
Smith Mary, Milliner, Bridge-street 



PERSHORE. 315 

Stephens Samuel, Joiner, Bridge-street 
Stephens John, Butcher, Bridge-street 
Stephens Robert, Cooper, Bridge-street 
Squires William, Vict White Hart, Newland-st. 



Taylor William, Sen. Wheelwright, High-street 
Taylor William, Grocer & Wheelwright, High-st. 
Taylor Francis, Fishmonger, Bridge-street 
Tidmarsh William Baker, Bridge- street 
Tomlius Richard, Plough Inn, High -street 
Tovey John, Gent. Bridge-street 
Tovey John, Shopkeeper, Broad -street 
Tyler William, Boot and Shoe Maker, Bridge-st. 

W 

Wagstaff Charles, Butcher, Newland- street 
Ward Thomas, Sen Weaver and Corn Dealer, 

High -street 
Ward Thomas Jun Weaver and Shopkeeper 
Warner Robert, Watchmaker, Bridge-street 
Waters Rev Mr Bridge- street 
W r hite Thomas, Shoemaker, Bridge-street 
W 7 hitford William, Hair Dresser, High-street 
W 7 ild Lester, Barge Owner, Bridge-street 
Wilson John, High- street 
Woodward Herbert, Solicitor, Bridge-street 
Woolley Mrs Gentlewoman, Bridge-street 
Workman John, Gent High-street 
Workman Joseph, Butcher, Broad-street 
Workman William, Butcher, Church-street 
Workman H. Butcher, High-street 
Wright John, Gardener, Newland-street 



COACHES. 

FROM DIFFERENT INNS. 

-«««•{•»»>- 

Jfrom t§£ glngel Inn. 

LONDON — Coach every Morning at six. 
WORCESTER— ditto every Evening at eight. 

Jtom t!)e ©oacl) anft Worsts Inn. 

LONDON — Coach every Morning at six, 
WORCESTER — ditto every Evening at nine. 

LONDON — Mail every Eveirng at four. 
WORCESTER— ditto every Morning at ten, 

Jrom tgt 23ril Inn. 

LONDON — Coach every Afternoon, at half-past 

two 
WORCESTER— ditto every Morning at eight. 



DONE'S Waggons to Worcester, &c. twice a week. 
DUFTY'S Ditto, ditto. 



OF THE TOWN OF 

UP TO N-TJ PON-SEVERN. 



UPTON-UPON-SEVERN, a Market Town, 
situated on the banks of the river Severn, 10 
miles from Worcester, and 109- from London, con- 
taining about 400 houses and 1800 inhabitants, of 
whom nearly 300 are employed in trade. The 
Church is an extremely neat building, erected in 
1758 and has a square tower containing 5 bells. 
The town carries on a considerable traffic by bar- 
ges on the Severn, over which it has a stone bridge 
of 6 arches. The Market is on Thursday. Fairs, 
first Thursday after Midlent, Thursday in Whitsun 
week and before St. Matthews day, and on the 
2nd. of September. 



2 L 



, OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER 



$art %%. 



SECTION TWELFTH. 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 

UPTON-UPON-SEVERN. 

A 

Alexander Daniel, Clothes Shop, Old- street 
Allen S. and B. Blacksmiths, London-lane 
Armstrong Joseph, Baker, Old-street 

B 

Baines Rev. Robert, M. A. Old- street 

Baldwin Richard, Staffordshire Warehouse, Old-st. 

Barnford William, Shoe Maker, Old-street 

Barnes Joseph, Tailor, High-street 

Baylis H Gent High -street 

Bay lis T Gent. High -street 

Beale S. Solicitor, New-street 

Benbow Thomas, Vict. White Lion Inn, High-st, 

Bennett Mrs. Farmer, Hook Common 



UPT0X-UP0N- SEVERN. 31/ 

Berkley William, Builder, Old-street 

Bird Thomas, Gent High-street 

Bird Thomas, Jun. Solicitor, High-street 

Blew Samuel, Dyer and Shopkeeper, High- street 

Bradley John, Baker, Old-street 

Brotheridge T. Vict. Cross Keys, Old-street 

Burgess S. and B Hatters, Old-street 



Callow Thomas, Baker, Church-street 

Callow John, Coal Merchant, Bridge-street 

Charlwood Joseph, Brazier and Tinman, Old-st. 

Clarke George, Wine Merchant, Severn side 

Clarke and Mathews, Porter Brewers, Severn side 

Clarke Robert, Farmer, Green Fields 

Clevely William, Vict. Black Boy, New-street 

Coombe William, Flour Warehouse, Church-st. 

Cooper J H. Gent. Kent Cottage 

Cooper John, Ironmonger, Old-street 

Coursand Mrs. Gentlewoman 

Cowley Henry, Butcher, High-street 

Cowley Charles, Draper, New-street 

Crees J. Tailor, New-street 

Crees Thomas, Vict. & Coal Merchant, Black Swan 

Crow Mrs. Gentlewoman, Church-street 

D 

Dalby Mary, Vict. Red Cow, Old-street 
Davis Thomas, Druggist, High-street 
Day John, Druggist and Grocer, High-street 
Day John, Baker and Maltster, Bridge-street 
Deacon Francis, Grocer, Bridge- street 
Dunn Mrs. Gentlowoman, Church-street 



UPTON -UPON-SEVERN. 

E 

Edwards Thomas, Vict. Comet, London-lane 

F 

Farmer William, Chair Maker, High-street 
Fildes Thomas, Plumber and Glazier, Old- street 

G 

Gask John, Esq. Berry Fields 

George J . Soap Boiler and Chandler, High-street 

George Thomas, Butcher, High- street 

Giles Thomas, Blacksmith, New-street 

Goodman Gabriel, Surgeon, Old-street 

Green Mrs. Gentlewoman, Church-street 

Griffiths E. Shoemaker, Old-street 

H 

Hall John, Hair Dresser, High-street 
Hancox Thomas, Vict. Seven Stars, Old-street 
Handy Francis, Baker, Old- street 
Harrison Mrs. Ladies Seminary, Mount 
Hartland Robert, Cooper, Old-street 
Hattin J Barge Owner, Church-street 
Heming Richard, Currier, New-street 
Higgens Thomas, Farmer, Hook Common 
Hill Richard, Baker, Old-street 
Hooper Joseph, Butcher, New-street 
Hudson Joseph, Plumber, Watchmaker, & Malt- 
ster, Old-street 
Hudson Samuel, Plumber and Glazier, Old-street 



UPTON-UPON-SEVERN. 3 1 9 

J 

Jakeman William, Postmaster, High-street 

K 

Kale Thomas, Vict. Anchor, Bridge-street 

Kent W. and S. and Sons, Vinegar Makers and 

Brandy and Cider Merchants 
Kent Samuel, Gent. New-street 
Kent James, Mason, Old-street 



Lane Robert, Saddler, Old- street 
Lane E and S. Drapers, Old-street 
Layton Samuel, Hair Dresser, Old-street 
Lechmere, Wall, and Co Bank, High-street 
Lessingham Samuel, Solicitor, Parsonage 
Lilley Thomas, Butcher, Old- street 

M 

Maddy Samuel, Collar Maker & Leather Cutter, 

Old-street 
Martin Rev. Joseph, Ham Court 
Marriott Joseph, Baker, New- street 
Morris Elizabeth, Grocer, High-street 



Osborne Richard, Farmer, Palace 

P 
Page John, Tanner, Severn side 



320 UPTON-UPON-SEVERN. 

Page William, Vict. Old Crown, Old-street 
Palfrey Thomas Malster, High-street 
Pantin Thomas, Pigeon House 
Pearce E Milliner, Old-street 
Pitt William Saddler, New-street 
Protherough William, Shoemaker, Old-street 
Pumphrey John, Vict. Nelson, Bridge-street 
Purser Robert, Butcher, High- street 

R 

Reece J, T. Cooper and Vict. Talbot Inn, High-st. 
Reynolds Joseph, Nursery and Seedsman, New-st. 

Rickards Tailor and Draper, New-street 

Rickards George, Maltster, Old-street 

Ross Thomas, Maltster, Old-street 

Rustall William, Bacon & Cheese Factor, Old-st. 



Sanderlands Edward, Whitesmith, Bridge- street 

Sands William, Gardener, High-street 

Shepperd Rev. Mr. Old- street 

Skeys Miss, Berry Fields 

Smith Charles, Surgeon, Old-street 

Stallard Thomas, Vict. Star Inn 

Steward James, Shopkeeper, Old-street 



Thomas William, Chandler, Old-street 
Thomas Charles, Grocer, Old-street 
Thorn Samuel, Barge Owner, Church- street 
Tinkler J. Vict. Wheat Sheaf 
Tolley B. Shopkeeper, New-street 



UPTON-UPON-SEVERN. 321 

Trash Henry, Surgeon, Berry Fields 

W 

Wagstaff J. Bookbinder, Old-street 
Wallis Miss, Stationer, Old-street 
Ward Sarah, Toy Shop, High- street 
Webb Edward, Blacksmith, Old-street 
Whiting Joseph, Academy, New- street 
Worrond John, Sollys Orchard 
Wridgeway, Charles, Builder, High-street 



CARRIAGE. 

MAIL CART to Worcester, every Morning at 

eight 
BAYLIS'S BARGE to Worcester every Saturday 

and returns the same day 
HALL'S ditto ditto. 
PUMPHREY'S ditto ditto. 



OF THK TOWN OF 

SHIPSTON-UPON-STOUR. 



CHIPSTON-UPON-STOUR, a Market Town, 
^in a detached part of the county, surrounded 
by Warwickshire, 5 miles from Moreton, and 83 
from London, containing 270 houses and 1293 
inhabitants Its name is derived from its situation 
on the river Stour, and its being noted formerly 
as o ne of the greatest sheep markets in the king- 
dom. The town has no trade of any consequence, 
but has a tolerable good market on Fridays, and 
two fairs annually, viz. on the 22nd of June and 
the Tuesday after the 1 0th of October. It is a 
Vicarage with Tidmington annexed, and the 
Patrons are the Dean and Chapter of Worcester, 
and Jesus College, Oxford, by turns. 



COUNTY OF WORCESTER, 



ma m. 



SECTION THIRTEENTH, 

CONTAINING THE TOWN OF 

SHIPSTON-UPON-STOUR. 

A 

Adams George, Mason 
Adams Thomas, Mason 
Allen William, Clerk 
Alliband Thomas, Victualler 
Ashfield William, Sen. Victualler 
Ashfield William, Jun. Victualler 

B 

Badger Richard, Chandler 
Barrister Edward, Solicitor 
Batsford John, Butcher 
Baylis William, Butcher 
Bellamy J. B. Solicitor 
Bolton Thomas, Shoemaker 
2M 



324 SHIPSTON-UPON-STOTJR. 

Bonner Benjamin, Shopkeeper 
Brain Richard, Farmer 
Brain Richard, Jun. Victualler 
Brown Rev. Robert 



Caldicot William, Higler 
Callaway Thomas, Breeches Maker 
Callaway Edward, Victualler 
Carpenter Elizabeth, Victualler 
Chadband Henry, Hatter 
Chamberlain Joseph, Shoemaker 
Cherry Edward, Land Surveyor 
Churchley John, Basket Maker 
Clark Mrs. Gentlewoman 
Cockbill William, Farmer 
Colbourne Catherine, Stationer 
Colbourne Robert, Brazier 
Coleman John, Baker 
Cook Martha, Shopkeeper 
Cook John, Carpenter 
Cook William, Blacksmith 
Cooper William, Blacksmith 
Cooper William, Victualler 
Coulling Edward, Farmer 

D 

Day Joseph, Gardener 
Devonshire Elizabeth, Gentlewoman 
Dove John, Surgeon 
Dowdeswell Samuel, Saddler 



SHIPSTON-UPON-STOUR. 325 

E 



Eden Joseph, Farmer 
Ellaway William, Victualler 
Ellis John, Mason 



Findon Francis, Solicitor 
Flower Honourable Catherine 
Fowler J. P. Draper 
Fox Richard, Currier 
Freeman Jane, Draper 
Freeman John, Hatter 
Freeman William, Shoemaker 



Gardner Robert, Carpenter 
Gardner William, Carpenter 
Gibbs William, bhoemaker 
Gillett J . Gentleman 
Gillett Mrs Ladies Seminary 
Gillett Samuel, Hosier 
Grimes Thomas, Mason 
Groves Francis, Woolstapler 
Groves Ann, Farmer 
Groves Samuel, Farmer 

H 

Hale William, Victualler 
Halford Robert, Butcher 
Hall Richard, Shoemaker 
Hall Jonathan, Draper 



326 SHIPSTON-UPON-STOUR. 

Hands William, Blacksmith 
Hawker Francis, Butcher 
Hemming Sarah, Shopkeeper 
Hemming Thomas, Butcher 
Herbert William, Gardener 
Heynes William, Glazier 
Higgens John, Gentleman 
Higgens William, Hatter 
Higgens John, Hatter 
Hodgkins Misses, Gentlewomen 
Horniblow John, Surgeon 
Horniblow William, Surgeon 
Hughes William, Flax Dresser 
Hyde Thomas, Draper 



Insull William, Land Surveyor and Auctioneer 
Jones Rev. John, D. D. 

K 

Keitley Tanner \ 

Kibble Thomas, Poulterer 
King Bertha 
King David, Victualler 
Knott John, Shopkeeper 



Lord Elizabeth, Gentlewoman 
Lyne John, Carpenter 
Lyne William, Currier 



SHIPSTON-UPON-STOUR. 32/ 

M 



Marshall Edmund, Shoemaker 
Marshall William, Victualler 
Marshall Stephen, Victualler 
Mayors William, Victualler 
Miles Joseph, Hatter 
Mumford William, Excise Officer 

N 

Nelson William, Victualler 
Newbould Thomas, Druggist 
Newland John, Glazier 
Newman George, Victualler 
Nicholl Edward, Wheelwright 



Parker John, Carpenter 
Parker George, Carpenter 
Parker Samuel, Carpenter 
Parry Thomas, Auctioneer 
Paul Elizabeth, Druggist 
Perver Thomas, Gardener 
Potter Daniel, Tailor 
Pratt Thomas, Farmer 
Prew Richard, Collar Maker 
Prick ett John, Victualler 
Pritchard Miss, Gentlewoman 



R 



Ray Thomas, Saddler 
Reeve John, Victuallet 



328 SHIPST0N-UP0N-ST0UR. 

Robbins William, Clothier 

S 

Sabin Thomas, Gentleman 
Salmon Thomas Wheelwright 
Shirley James, Saddler 
Simms Sampson, Clothier 
Snow Thomas, Tanner 
Stanley Richard, Mason 
Starling John, Victualler 
Stephens Thomas, Miller 
Strong John, Shoemaker 
Sturch William, Baker 
Sturch Joseph Chandler 
Summerton Waiter, Wheelwright 



Tappin Elizabeth, Victualler 
Truby Thomas, Hatter 

Walford Thomas, Baker 
Ward William, Hay Trusser 
Wells James, Watchmaker 
White John, Currier 
White William, Weaver 
Williams John, Excise Officer 
Williams Ann, shopkeeper 
Wilson Thomas, Hair Dresser 
Wise George, Weaver 
Wright E. W. M. D. 
W r right Mary, Gentlewoman 



OF 



IN THK 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



A BBERLEY, J 1 miles fiom Worcester, and 8 
■** from Bewdley, near the Kingston Canal, 
containing 82 houses, and 495 inhabitants. The 
neighbourhood is greatly benefited by having coal- 
pits, from which the adjoining country is supplied. 

ABBERTON, 6 miles from Alcester, containing 
15 houses, and 86 inhabitants, is remarkable for 
having a spring of mineral water which contains 
steel mixed with salt, said to be equal in virtue to 
those at i psom, in Surry 

ABBO'J PS MORTON, 4 miles from Evesham, 
containing 40 houses, and 191 inhabitants. 

ACTON BEAUCHAMP, 4 miles f.om Brom- 
yard, containing 42 houses, and Ll4 inhabitants. 

ALDERMINSTER, 6 miles from Shipston- 
upon-Stour, containing 76 houses, and 363 in- 
habitants. 



330 PARISHES. 

ALVECHURCH, 5 miles from Bromsgrove, 
containing 207 houses, and 1228 inhabitants. 
The parish is 7miles in circuit, and was formerly a 
market town The church is an ancient buildings , 
containing vestiges of Saxon architecture Here 
is a good free grammar school, and an alms-house, 
founded by Nicholas Lewkner, of Hadzor. 

ARELEY KINGS, 4 miles from Bewdley, 
containing 75 houses, and 377 inhabitants 

ASHLEY, 6 miles from Bewdley, contain- 
ing 117 houses, and 697 inhabitants. 

BADSEY, 2 miles from Evesham, containing 
42 houses, and 284 inhabitants. 

BAYTON, 6 miles from Bewdley, containing 
77 houses, and 389 inhabitants. 

BELLBROUGHTON, 4 miles from Broms- 
grove, containing 249 houses, and 1266 inhabi- 
tants. A considerable number of nails are ma- 
nufactured here There are 2 fairs, viz. on the 
25th of April, and the 17th of October 

BENGE WORTH, adjoining Evesham, con- 
taining 147 houses, and 672 inhabitants See brief 
account of Evesham, page 295. 

BEOLEY, 7 miles from Bromsgrove, on the 
boundaries of Warwickshire, containing 126 
houses, and 630 inhabitants. 

BERROW, 5 miles from Upton-upon- Severn, 
containing 71 houses, and 397 inhabitants. 

BEWPLEY, see page 277 

BIRLINGHAM, 3 miles from Pershore, con- 
taining 70 houses, and 353 inhabitants, 

BIRTSMORTON, 4 miles from Upton-upon- 
Severn, containing 45 houses, and 238 inhabitants. 

BISHAPMTON, 7 miles from Evesham, con- 
taining 61 houses, and 308 inhabitants. 



PARISHES. 331 

BLOC RLE Y, detached from this county, and 
surrounded by Gloucestershire, eontains326 houses, 
and 1569 inhabitants. Paxford, Aston, Draycot, 
Ditchford, and Dom, are hamlets to this parish. 
A brook, which rises in Bourton wood, flows in a 
serpentine course through the parish, and has 
several silk and corn mills thereon ; the silk ma- 
nufacture employs a number of hands, and meets 
with considerable success. 

BOCKLETON, 6 miles from Tenbury, con- 
taining; 42 houses, and 223 inhabitants. 

BRADFORTON, 3 miles from Evesham, con- 
taining 81 houses, and 413 inhabitants. The 
hamlet of Aldington is in this parish. 

BREDICOT, 2\ miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 7 houses, and 32 inhabitants. 

BREDON, near Pershore, containing 129 hou- 
ses, and 749 inhabitants The situation is pleasant 
and healthy ; Bredon hill has one of the finest 
prospectives in the county, on the top is a lofty 
summer-house, from which may be viewed the 
cities of Worcester and Gloucester, Cheltenham, 
&c. The living is a rectory, the most valuable in 
the diocese of Worcester, and has the chapelries of 
Norton, Mitton, and Cutsdean annexed, with three 
hamlets Westmancot, Kelmesham, and Hardewick. 

BROAD WAS, 6| miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 41 houses, and 245 inhabitants. It is si- 
tuated on the river Team • the church is ornamen- 
ted with some crrious painted glass. 

BROADWAY, 5 miles from Evesham, con- 
taining 249 houses, and 1117 inhabitants. It 
consists of one large street, the houses whereof arc 
chiefly built of free-stone, and has a neat church. 
The hills at the end of the town are famous for 
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332 PARISHES. 

their romantic prospect s, on which are several 
gentlemen's seats 

BROMSGROVE, a parish of large extent, 
containing near 1 200 houses, and 7000 inhabitants. 
King's Norton Chapel is annexed. See town of 
Bromsgro ve , page 137. 

BROUG HTON RACKET, 4 miles from Wor- 
cester, containing 14 houses, and 65 inhabitants, 

BUSH LEY, i^ miles from Tewkesbury, con- 
taining 57 houses, and 262 inhabitants. 

CASTLE MORTON, 4 miles from Upton- 
upon-Severn, containing 124 houses, and 659 in- 
habitants 

CHADDESLEY CORBETT, 5 miles from 
Kidderminster, containing 223 houses, and 1249 
inhabitants. 

CHURCH HONEYBOURNE, 4 miles from 
Evesham, containing 11 houses, and 121 inhabi- 
tants. 

CHURCHILL, 3 miles from Kidderminster, 
containing 19 houses, and 12 i inhabitants. 

CHURCHILL, 4 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 1 6 houses, and 98 inhabitants. 

CHURCH LENCH, 5 miles from Evesham, 
containing 34 houses, and 150 inhabitants. Ash 
Lench, Atch Lench, and Sheriff Lench, are hamlets 
to this parish 

CLAINES, 3 miles from Worcester, containing 
314 houses, and 1463 inhabitants. It formerly 
was only a chapelry to St Helens, Worcester, but 
is now a distinct curacy. 

CLEEVE PRIOR, see Priors Cleve. 

CLIFTON-ON-TEME, 10 miles from Wor- 
cester, containing 84 houses, and 499 inhabitants. 
It is a pleasant and diversified part of the county, 



PARISHES. 333 

and was formerly a market town. Sapeij Pritchard 
is a hamlet to this parish. 

COMBERTON GREAT, 3| miles from Per- 
shore, on the river Avon, containing 45 houses, 
and 218 inhabitants. In this parish is the hamlet 
of Comberton Little 

COTHEHIDGE, 4 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 40 houses, and 254 inhabitants. 

CROOME DABITOT 5| miles from Worces- 
ter, containing 15 houses, and I 18 inhabitants. 

CROOME EARLS, near the above, containing 
32 houses, and 158 inhabitants. 

CROOME HILL, adjoining, containing 34 
houses, and 169 inhabitants. 

CROPTHORN, 3 miles from Evesham, con- 
taining 43 houses, and 240 inhabitants. The 
manors of Charlton and Netherton, are in this 
parish. 

CROWLE, 5 miles from Worcester, contain- 
ing 60 houses, and 346 inhabitants, 

DODDERHILL, adjoining the borough of 
Droitwich, containing 130 houses, and 677 in- 
habitants. 

DORMSTON, 7 miles from Droitwich, con- 
taining 13 houses, and 85 inhabitants. 

DOVERDALE, 3 miles from Droitwich, con- 
taining 6 houses, and 60 inhabitants. 

DROITWICH, see page 125. 

DUDLEY, see page 207 

EASTH \M, near Tenbury, containing 70 
houses, and 385 inhabitants. The hamlets of 
Hanky Child, Hanley William, and Orlton, are in 
this parish. 

ECKINGTON, 3| miles from Pershore, con- 
taining 96 houses, and 550 inhabitants. 



334 PARISHES. 

ELDERSFIELD, Smiles from Tewkesbury, 
containing 136 houses, and 750 inhabitants. 

ELMLEY CASTLE, A\ miles from Pershore, 
on the Rreedon Hills, containing 56 houses, and 
296 inhabitants. The hamlet of Nethertou is in 
this parish. 

ELMLEY LOVETT, 4 miles from Kidder- 
minster, containing 7 1 houses, and 369 inhabitants. 

EVENLOAD, on the borders of Gloucester- 
shire, near Stow on the Wold, containing 48 
houses and 227 inhabitants. 

EVESHAM, see page 295. 

FECKENHAM, 7 miles from Droit wich, con- 
taining 346 houses, and 1830 inhabitants. The 
church is a neat building, and the parish has a 
good charity school ; here are several needle ma- 
nufactories, and it has 2 fairs, 27th of March and 
30th of September 

FLADBURY, 4 miles from Evesham, contain- 
ing 72 houses, and 424 inhabitants. It has 4 
ehapelries, viz. Wxjre Piddle, Bradley, Throckmor- 
ton, and Hob Lench, with the hamlets of Hill and 
Moore. 

FLYFORD FLAVELL, 7 miles from Wor- 
cester, containg 25 houses, and 117 inhabitants. 

GRAFTON FLYFORD, 6 miles from Droit- 
wich, containing 42 houses, and 184 inhabitants. 

GRIMLE Y, 5 miles from Worcester, is a large 
parish, containing 98 houses, and 543 inhabitants. 
It has many hop plantations, and fruit trees in 
abundance. The chapelry of Hallow is annexed. 
In Hallow Park is a spring similar in virtue to 
those at Cheltenham. 

HADZOR, 1 mile from Droit wich, containing 
1 1 houses, and 90 inhabitants. 



PARISHES. 335 

HAGLEY, 2 miles from Stourbridge, contain- 
ing 104 houses, and 621 inhabitants. The chan- 
cel of the church was rebuilt in 1 754, and the floor 
paved with marble at the expense of the late Lord 
Lyttelton 

HAMPTON LOVET, 3 miles from Droit- 
wich, containing 34 houses and 198 inhabitants. 

HAMPTON^GREAT, 1 mile from Evesham, 
containing 58 houses, and 276 inhabitants. — 
Hampton Little is a hamlet to this parish. 

HANBURY, 3 miles from Droit wich, contain- 
ing 165 houses, and 983 inhabitants. 

HANLEY CASTLE, 2 miles from Upton, 
containing 176 houses, and 986 inhabitants. 
There are several gentlemen's seats in this parish. 

HARTLEBURY, an extensive parish, contain- 
ing 281 houses, and 1534 inhabitants. Hartle- 
bury Castle is the residence of the Bishop of 
Worcester. 

HARVINGTON, 6 miles from Bromsgrove, 
containing 52 houses, and 262 inhabitants r 

HIMBLETON, 4 miles from Droitwich, con- 
tains 60 houses, and 289 inhabitants. The ham- 
let of Stock is in this parish. 

HINLIP, 3 miles from Worcester, containing 
23 houses, and 149 inhabitants. 

HOLT, 5 miles from Worcester, containing 56 
houses, and 327 inhabitants, The church is one of 
the most complete remains of saxon architecture at 
this time extant, to which Whitley chapel is an- 
nexed. 

ICCOMB, 2 miles from Stow in the Wold, con- 
taining 24 houses and 112 inhabitants. 

INKBERROW, 4 miles from Alcester, con- 



336 PARISHES. 

taining 289 houses, and 1335 inhabitants. It has 
two hamlets, viz. Morton- Underhill and Cokehill. 

KEMFSEY, 3 miles from Worcester, on the 
Bath road containing 166 houses, and 845 inha- 
bitants. It has the Chapelry Norton and the ham- 
let of Stoulton 

KIDDERMINSTER, see page 247 

KINGS-NORTON, 4 miles from Birmingham, 
this parish is near 34 miles in circuit and contains 
524 houses, and 2807 inhabitants It has a chapel 
of ease, and a good charity school There are 2 
Fairs, 25th of April, and 5th of September, 

KINGTON, 3 miles from Droitwich, contain- 
ing 26 houses, and 1 10 inhabitants. 

KNIGHT WICK, 8 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 25 houses, and 158 inhabitants. Dod- 
denham and Alton are hamlets to this parish. 

KYRE WYRE, 3\ miles from Tenbury, con- 
taining 30 houses, and 165 inhabitants The 
hamlet of Kyre Minor adjoins this parish, and is 
noted for the quantity of Wild Saffron growing 
therein. 

LEIGH, 7 miles from Worcester, is a large 
parish, having rich meadows adjoining the Team, 
it contains 223 houses, and 1255 inhabitants. 
Leigh Sinton, Leigh Braces, Bransford, and Chor* 
net, are in this parish. 

LINDRIDGE, 5 miles from Tenbury, contain- 
ing 99 houses, and 543 inhabitants The ham- 
lets of Knighton and Pensax are in this parish. 

LITTLETON SOUTH, 3 miles from Evesham, 
containing 30 houses, and 1 16 inhabitants, 

LITTLETON MIDDLE, a parish united with 
the above, containing 40 houses, and 304 inhabi- 
tants, with the hamlet of Littelton North annexed. 



PARISHES. 337 

LONGDON, 2\ miles from Upton-upon- Sev- 
ern, containing 106 houses, and 535 inhabitants. 
The cbapelrv of Chasley is annexed. 

MADDRESFIELD, 2| miles from Upton-up- 
on-Severn, containing 25 houses, and 1*>3 inhabi- 
tants. 

MALVERN GREAT, 7 milts from Worcester, 
containing 163 houses, and 8I ( J inhabitants, well 
known for its delightful prospects, and the salu- 
brity and pureness of the air. There are several 
hotels for the accommodation of visitors, it being 
frequented by the most polite circles in the country. 
The church which formerly belonged to a magni- 
ficent monastery, was purchased by the inhabitants 
at the dissolution, and for its beauty of antiquity 
is not to be equalled in this part of the country. 

The admirable pile of Malvern Hills, which 
give name to this village is situated in Worcester- 
shire and Herefordshire, and from the survey made 
by order of the Board of Ordnance some time since, 
it appears that the extreme heighth was 1444 feet 
above the level of the sea. 

The views from them extend over 1 counties, 
and are beautiful beyond description ; from these 
hills issue several springs, one called Holy Well, 
about half way up the summit, and about 2 miles 
from Great Malvern, is accounted very salutary, 
and has long been used in all cases where chaly- 
beate waters are given, with considerable success. 
Malvern Little and Newland are hamlets to this 
parish. 

M AMBLE, 7 miles from Bew T dley, containing 
56 houses, and 338 inhabitants. 

MARTIN HUSSINGTREE, 3| miles from 



338 PARISHES. 

Worcester, containing 29 houses, and 194 inha- 
bitants. 

MARTLEY, 7 miles from Worcester, contain- 
ing 173 houses, and 1050 inhabitants 

MATHON, 8 miles from Worcester, contain- 
ing 89 houses, and 547 inhabitants. 

NAUNTON BEAUCHAMP, 3 miles from 
Pershore, containing 21 houses, and 1 15 inhabi-, 
tants. 

NORTHFIELD, 7 miles from Bromsgrove, 
containing 236 houses, and 1313 inhabitants, 
The hamlet of Co/ton Racket is in this parish. 

NORTON, 3 miles from Evesham, containing 
59 houses, and 306 inhabitants. To this parish 
is annexed the hamlet of Lench Wick. 

ODDINGLEY, 2 miles from Droitwich, con- 
taining 22 bouses, and 110 inhabitants. 

OFFFNHAM, 2 miles from Evesham, con- 
taining 63 houses, and 264 inhabitants 

OLDBOROUGH, or OLDBARROW, 1| 
miles from Henley in Arden, surrounded by War- 
wickshire, containing 19 houses, and 113 inhabi- 
tants. There is an ancient Tumulus here, whence 
it is supposed to be named. 

OLD SWINFOPd), adjoining the town of 
Stourbridge, containing 705 houses, and 3766 in- 
habitants. Here is a noble charity for the Edu- 
cation of 70 boys. See Stourbridge, page 166. 

OMBERSLEY, 5 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 283 houses, and 1696 inhabitants. The 
parishes very extensive being nearly 12 miles in 
circumference and has 17 hamlets annexed to it. 
Here is a good charity school. 

OVERBURY, 5 miles from Tewkesbury, on 
the south side of Bredon Hill, it has the manors of 



PARISHES. 339 

Condertcn, Tedington, Alston and IVashboarn, and 
contains 85 houses, and 425 inhabitants. 

PEDMORE, \\ mile from Stourbridge, con- 
taining 51 houses, and 306 inhabitants. Here is 
a good chanty school. 

PENDOCK, 4 miles from Upton, containing 
48 houses, and 211 inhabitants. 

PEOPLETON, 3 miles from Pershore, contain- 
ing 42 houses and 214 inhabitants. 

PERSHORE, see page 308 

PIDDLE NORTH, 6 miles from Worcester, 
containing 20 houses, and 103 inhabitants. 

POWICK, 2 miles from Worcester, on the 
Malvern Road, containing 295 houses, and 1172 
inhabitants 

PRIOR'S CLEVE, near Evesham, containing 
62 houses, and 287 inhabitants. 

REDMARLEY DABITOT, near Upton-up- 
on-Severn, containing 126 houses, and 689 inha- 
bitants. 

RIBBESFORD, 1 mile from Bewdley, con- 
taining 14 houses, and 88 inhabitants. 

RIPPLE, near Upton-upon-Severn, supposed 
to be a place of some note formerly, having manv 
remains of antiquity. It contains 130 houses, 
and 679 inhabitants. Queenhill and Holdfast are 
chapelries to Ripple. 

ROCK, 4| miles from Bewdley, containing 62 
houses, and 532 inhabitants. Heightington is a 
township to this parish, and contains 148 houses, 
and 862 inhabitants, including Alton. 

ROUSLENCH, 6 miles from Alcester, con- 
taining 44 houses, and 23 i inhabitants. 

RUSHOCK, 4 miles from Bromsgrove, con- 
taining 30 houses, and 174 inhabitants. 
2 O 



340 PARISHES. 

SAL WARP,, 3 miles from Droit wich, near a 
river of the same name, which falls into the Sev- 
ern, it contains 55 houses, and 348 inhabitants. 

SEDGE BERROW, 4 miles from Evesham, 
containing 36 houses, and 184 inhabitants. 

SEVERN STOKE, see Stoke Severn. 

SHELSLEY BEAUCHAMP, 10 miles from 
Worcester, containing 36 houses, and 263 inhabi- 
tants. 

SHELSEY KINGS, united with the above, 
containing 38 houses, and 238 inhabitants. 

SHELSLEY WALSH, a third Parish on the op* 
posite side of the Team, containing 32 houses, and 
167 inhabitants, 

SHRAWLEY, 7\ miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 81 houses, and 504 inhabitants, 

SPETCHLEY, 3 miles from Worcester, con* 
taining 19 houses, and 127 inhabitants. 

STANFORD, 1 1 miles from Worcester, on the 
borders of Herefordshire, and banks of the Team, 
containing 23 houses, and 140 inhabitants. The 
church is an elegant Gothic structure of stone, situ- 
ated on an eminence. 

STANTON, 9 miles from Tewkesbury, on the 
borders of Herefordshire and Gloucestershire,though 
situate in the County of Worcester, it contains 52 
houses, and 300 inhabitants 

STOCKTON, 13 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 28 houses, and 108 inhabitants. 

STOKE PRIOR, 2 miles from Bromsgrove, 
containing 135 houses, and 754 inhabitants. 

STOKE SEVERN, 3 miles from Upton, con- 
taining 123 houses, and 583 inhabitants. 

STONE, 2 miles fromKidderminster, contain- 
ing 59 houses, and 403 inhabitants. 



PARISHES. 341 

STRENSHAM, 5 miles from Pershore, con- 
taining 63 houses, and 286 inhabitants. 

SUCKLEY, 8 miles from Worcester, contain- 
ing 85 houses, and 509 inhabitants The hamlets 
of Alfrick and Luhley are in this parish. 

TARDEBIG, 3 miles from Bromsgrove, con- 
taining 348 houses, and 1922 inhabitants, inclu- 
ding Bordesley. The navigation from Worcester 
to Birmingham, runs through this parish. At 
Redditch, a chapelry to Tordebig, is a considerable 
manufacture of needles, which affords employment 
to upwards of 4000 persons. 

TIBBERTON, 3 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 36 houses, and 208 inhabitants. 

TREADINGTON, near Shipston-upon-Stour, 
containing 194 houses and 935 inhabitants. 

UPTON-UPON-SEVERN, see page 317. 

UPTON SNODSBURY, 6 miles from Wor- 
cester, containing 43 houses, and 21 6 inhabitants; 

UPTON WARREN, 3 miles from Droitwich, 
containing 56 houses, and 342 inhabitants. 

WALCOT CUMMEMBRIS, near Pershore, 
containing 41 houses, and 239 inhabitants. 

WARNDON, 3 miles from Worcester, con- 
taining 26 houses, and 126 inhabitants. 

WELLAND, 3 miles from Upton-upon-Severn, 
containing 64 houses, and 334 inhabitants. 

WHITE LADY ASTON, 4 miles from Wor- 
cester, containing 44 houses, and 266 inhabitants. 

WHITLEY GREAT, 10 miles from Worces- 
ter, containing 73 houses, and 425 inhabitants. 

WICHENFORD, 5 miles from Worcester, 
containing 53 houses, and 375 inhabitants. 

WICKHAMFORD, 2 miles from Evesham, 



342 PARISHES. 

containing 25 houses, and 175 inhabitants. 

WORCESTER, containing 9 parishes, see 
page 9. 

YARDLEY, 4 miles from Birmingham, con- 
taining 359 houses and 1906 inhabitants. This 
parish is very extensive, and has the chapelry of 
Marston annexed. It has a manufactory of burnt 
tiles from which the town of Birmingham is 
chiefly supplied. 



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OF THE 

COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 



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SECTION FOURTEENTH. 



Containing the 

PARISHES, HAMLETS, <fce. 

Alphabetically. 



ABBERLEY. 

Angel Thomas,, smith 
Bo wen John, farmer 
Bromley Henry, Esq. 
Cook Richard, farmer 
Farmer Thomas, farmer 
Gill Elizabeth, farmer 
Harper George, farmer 
Holmes Thomas, farmer 
Jones John, victualler 
Leeke Richard, farmer 
Lingen Henry, farmer 
Mantle Thomas, farmer 
Mills William, farmer 
Mills John, farmer 
Palmer Thomas, gent. 
Palmer Mrs gentlewoman 



Palmer Benjamin , farmer 
Powick Edward, farmer 
Quarterman R. farmer 
Severn Francis, gent. 
Severn Rev. Thomas 
Southall John, farmer 
i Southall William, farmer 
Veal John, farmer 
Walker Thomas, farmer 
Webb John, Exciseman 
White Thomas, farmer 

ABBERTON. 
Andrews Thomas, farmer 
Checketts Giles, farmer 
Mill ward William farmer 
Noon Sarah, farmer 
Willis William, farmer 



345 



PARISHES, ETC* 



346 



ABBOTTS MORTON. 

Angell John, farmer 
Cotterell Thomas, farmer 
Cotterell Charles, farmer 
Cowley W. sen. farmer 
Cowley W. jim. farmer 
Eades Rev. J. 
Gilbert John, farmer 
Moore Edward, farmer 
Pay ton John, farmer 
Perkes Thomas, farmer 
Roberts Benj farmer 
Singles Elizabeth, vict. 
Surman John, Baker &c. 
Tandy Joseph, farmer 
Webber Richard, farmer 
ACTON 
BEAUCHAMP. 
Berrey Rev. H. 
Church Thomas, farmer 
"Davis George, farmer 
Edwards James, farmer 
Elcox Edward, farmer 
Hall Richard, farmer 
Heming Richard, farmer 
HemingMary, farmer 
Heming J. P. farmer 
Hill Joseph, farmer 
Lloyd 1 homas, farmer 
Loton Thomas, farmer 
Racster John, farmer 
Walton John, farmer 
Wood Thomas, farmer 
ALDERMINSTER. 
Court Leonard, farmer 



Court George, farmer 
Edwards John, carpenter 
Ford E. D. farmer 
Henry John, victualler 
Lane Thomas, farmer 
Lloyd Alfred, farmer 
Mill ward C. gentle woman 
Newnham Edw. farmer 
Oliver R. horse dealer 
Price Rev. William 
Prentice Wm. maltster 
Roberts John, smith 
Sansom Thos shoemaker 
Sansom Daniel, farmer 
Sheldon Edward, Esq. 
Smith George, Esq. 
Smith Phillip, gent. 
Southam Thomas, farmer 
Waitt William, butcher 
Ward Ann, gentlewoman 
Wells John, farmer 
West J R. Esq. 

ALDINGTON. 
Byrd Thomas, farmer 
Gibbs Richard, farmer 
Proctor John, farmer 

ALFRICK. 
Allies William, farmer 
Aspree James, farmer 
Boswell William, farmer 
Caswell Benj. farmer 
Collins John, farmer 
Davis William, f aimer 
Davis Catharine, farmer 
Gombert Thomas, farmer 



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PARISHES, ETC. 



34S 



Holyhead Thos. farmer 
Hopkins John, farmer 
Hould William, farmer 
Johnson Ann, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Lewis Richard, farmer 
Lloyd Thomas, farmer 
Meeke John, farmer 
Powell John, farmer 
Presdee John, farmer 
Ropier Thomas, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
Somers Joseph, farmer 
Staples Thomas, farmer 
Starling John, Miller 
Thomas James, farmer 
Trehearne S. farmer 
Turner John, farmer 

ALSTON. 
Allen John, farmer 
Cowles Thomas, farmer 
Field Richard, farmer 
New John, farmer 
Trotman Edm. farmer 

ALTON. 
Bodenham Mrs. farmer 
Cook Moses, farmer 
Dallow W. Woolstapler 
Dallow M. farmer 
Davis Thomas, farmer 
Dorrell Edward, farmer 
Evans James, farmer 
Green W T illiam, farmer 
Hammons Sam. farmer 
H amnions Wm. farmer 



Hammons James, farmer 
Harvat Widow, farmer 
Holder John, farmer 
H or ton John, tailor 
MillichapEdw farmer 
Mole Ann, farmer 
Morris Joseph, farmer 
Oliver Edward, farmer 
Oliver William, farmer 
Perkins Thomas, farmer 
Rea E. B. farmer 
Roberts J. Shoemaker 
Smith Edward, farmer 
Stringer John, farmer 
Wainwright Wm farmer 
Walton Samuel, farmer 
Wheeler H. farmer 
Whitcombe Thos farmer 
Win wood George, farmer 
Winwood John, farmer 

ALVECHURCH. 
Abbott George, farmer 
Andrews Jos. Shoemaker 
Anson William, farmer 
Avery William, farmer 

and miller 
Avery John, farmer 
Baker Henry, shopkeeper 
Baylis John, farmer 
Baylis John, butcher 
Baylis Philemon, farmer 
Baylis Simeon, farmer 
Birch John, farmer 
Boulton Richard, grocer 
Buswell Aaron, miller 



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350 



Clarke Thomas, vict. 
Cox John, farmer 
Daybank John, farmer 
Darby William, farmer 
Davis Thomas, gent. 
Edwards Thomas, farmer 
Fisher George, farmer 
Gaunt John, surgeon 
Geast Henry, Esq. 
Green William, farmer 
Griffin Thos. hook maker 
Griffin John, farmer 
Griffiths John, carpenter 
Hall William, farmer 
Hall John, farmer 
Hemus John, shoemaker 
Herdman John, farmer 
Herdman Wm. farmer 
Hitchcock John, saddler 
Hodges James, farmer 
Holbeach J. farmer 
Holbeach John, farmer 
Horton Thomas, farmer 
Horton Francis 
Hunt Richard, vict. 
Jakeman J. shopkeeper 
James John, vict. 
Jenkins Thomas, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Jones Rich, blacksmith 
Lea Richard, fanner 
Lewis Thomas, vict. 
Martin Stephen, farmer 
Martin John, farmer 



Marston Thomas, school- 
master 
Millward Thomas, farmer 

and miller 
Mills John, gent. 
Moore J. sen. farmer 
Moore J jun. farmer 
Newnham John, gent. 
Newnh am Ann , f arm er 
Parker John, farmer 
Parkes Barnet, farmer 
Parsonage Thomas, tailor 
Penzer John, farmer 
Potter Mary, farmer 
Shallard Ann, vict. - 
Smith Phillip, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
Stephens Wm. farmer 
Stibbs Joseph, farmer 
Stibbs Henry, farmer 
Timmis Josiah, tanner 
Timmis Joseph, farmer 
Tonyn Rev. J. F. 
Vincent Widow, farmer 
Wagstaff Charles, turner 
Wain wright Wm. grocer 
Webster Sampson, gent. 
Wheeler James, wool- 
stapler 

ARELEY KINGS 
Benbow Mrs. gentlewo- 
man 
Beam an Mr. farmer 
Bourne James, owner 
Crane John farmer 



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PARISHES, ETC. 



352 



Crane Thomas, farmer 
Crane Thomas, glazier 
Degray J. coal deader 
Dickens William, farmer 
Hammond John, farmer 
Hammond Wm, farmer 
Hill Thomas, farmer 
Howell T. shoemaker 
Hughes John, farmer 
Huhne Rev. George 
Jenks Matthew, fanner 
Lightband John, farmer 
M arson Joseph, vict. 
Ottlen B W gent. 
Pardoe Elizabeth, farmer 
Preen Samuel, saddler 
Pyndar Rev. Reginald 
Smith Richard, joiner 
Wbod John, blacksmith 

ARMSCOT. 
Badger Richard, farmer 
Baughan Daniel, farmer 
Halford Thomas, farmer 
Hurlston John, farmer 
Jaynes James, farmer 
Jordan John, farmer 
Salmon John, farmer 

ASTLEY. 
Blayney Nancy, farmer 
Brown Thomas, farmer 
Bunce Thomas, farmer 
Chidley John, farmer 
Cooke Wm. farmer 
CookesRev.D. J. J. 
Crane John, farmer 

2 P 



Dickens Walter, farmer 
Fisher Richard, farmer 
Flat ton John, farmer 
Green John, farmer 
Griffen Thomas, farmer 
Hammond James farmer 
Harper Edward, farmer 
Hughes Thomas, farmer 
Hughes and Co. brick 

makers 
Jackson John, farmer 
Muck low Samuel, farmer 
Overton John, farmer 
Preen Joseph, saddler 
Rumney L. farmer 
Rutter John, farmer 
i Smith Thomas, farmer 
I Taylor James, farmer 
Vernon T. S. Esq. 
Wilson John, farm e r 
AVinneilT. H. gent. 
Winnell Samuel, farmer 
Winn all Jphn, farmer 

ASTON MAGNA, 
Fisher James, blacksmith 
Fletcher Thomas, farmer 
Fletcher Robert, farmer 
Marshall Joseph, farmer 

ATCH LEXCH. 
Bomlord Joseph, farmer 
|Bomford Thomas, fanner 
jBomford Benj. farmer 
! Bom ford H. farmer 
| Brown Thomas, farmer 



353 



PARISHES, ETC, 



354 



BADSEY. 

Bishop Wm. shoemaker 
Bloxam Rev Mr. 
By id Thomas, farmer 
Collett John, gent. 
Collett William, farmer 
Dobbins Giles, Miller 
Drury Cordelia, farmer 
Gibbs Richard, farmer 
Gibbs Robert, farrier 
Gibbs J. wheelwright 
Harris James, maltster 
Hopkins E gentlewoman 
Hopkins Robt carpenter 
Jones John, farmer 
Jones P. farmer 
Jones Joseph, farmer 
Savage Thomas, farmer 
Simpson Joseph, baker 
Smith Thomas, farmer 
Smith G. W. farmer 
Warner George, gent 
Wilson Edward, gent 

BAYTON. 
Allen Benj. farmer 
Andrews Wm. carpenter 
Beeson Robert, farmer 
BenbowJohn, farmer 
Cook John, farmer 
Evans Thomas, vict. 
Hall John, vict. 
Hailes George, bailiff 
Handley John, farmer 
Handley Edward, farmer 
Handley George, farmer 



Lawley Thomas, farmer 
Lewis & My tton, farmers 
Mole Samuel, farmer 
Mole James, farmer 
Mole Joseph, farmer 
Mole Wm. shopkeeper 
Morris Joseph, farmer 
Mytton William, smith 
Nott William, farmer 
Steward G. shoemaker 
Stokes Thomas, smith 
Stokes Thomas, farmer 
BELLBROUGHTON. 
Avery John, farmer 
Badley Sarah, farmer 
Baker H. W. farmer 
Barker J . scythe maker 
Bate John, mason 
Bate William, mason 
Baylis William, maltster 
Beasley Thomas, farmer 
Blakeston Rev. G. F. 

D. D. 
Bourne Daniel, butcher 
Bradley Mary, farmer 
Brett William, farmer 
Brettell Isaac, maltster 
Broad Charles, carpenter 
Brown Charles farmer 
Brown Jesse, pig dealer 
Bury Joseph, farmer 
Campion George, miller 
Cole Joseph, shoemaker 
Cox Joseph, miller 
Crane Samuel, maltster 



355 



PARISHES, ETC. 



356 



Dean H. gentlewoman 
Davis Charles, miller 
Downing William, tim- 
ber merchant 
Downing Thomas, tim- 
ber merchant 
Downing Francis, farmer 
Downing N. carpenter 
Dunn J jim carpenter 
Eades Joseph, farmer 
Fox Thomas, carrier 
Garfield Ann, ladies 

seminary 
Goode Goode, glazier 
Green John, farmer 
Gregory John, vict 
Grove Thomas, dealer 
Hooper William, farmer 
Hooper John, scythe 

maker 
Hammond Edw. farmer 
Hani? William, farmer 
Hartwell William, farmer 
Hodgkiss Mary, farmer 
Hodgkiss W. victualler 
Hooman James, farmer 
Johnson Obadiah, farmer 
JourdanW. basket maker 
Lacey James, baker 
Lamsdale Wm. farmer 
Laugher John, farmer 
Ledbury John, carrier 
Leek James, corn dealer 
Leek John, farmer 
Lilley William, farmer 



Long John, farmer 
Manton William, farmer 
Miller John, farmer 
Moore John, miller 
Noel J. P. Esq. 
Noel C. gentlewoman 
Oakley William, vict, 
Oakley W. W. farmer 
Osborne Richard, vict. 
Osbourne John, tailor 
Owen Henry, farmer 
Pardoe Joseph, butcher 
Parker James, maltster 
Parkes Z. maltster 
Perk-6 Joseph, farmer 
Perks William farmer 
Perks John, farmer 
Phelps William farmer 
Price William, smith 
Richards John, vict. 
Roberts Henry, gent. 
Roobottom Wm. farmer 
Scott Tbos. shoemaker 
Small Joseph, butcher 
Small James, mason 
Smith William, farmer 
Spilsbury Thos. vict. 
Spurrier Jas factor 
Taylor Ben shoemaker 
Taylor Wm shoemaker 
Taylor John, shoemaker 
Taylor George, farmer 
Taylor J . Wheelwright 
Thatcher John, clerk 
Tolley Sarah, brickmaker 



63/ 



PARISHES, ETC. 



358 



Tristram J. Esq. 
Turner William, farmer 
Waldron William, scythe 

maker 
Waltlroii W. jun. scythe 

maker 
Waldron Thomas, scythe 

maker 
White W. Shoemaker 
Wigan John, maltster 
Wright Wm. mercer 
Wyatt Jas. carpenter 
Wylde F. gentlewoman 

BE0LEY, 
Allcock Edward, farmer 
Avery Widow, farmer 
Earn brook — — farmer 
Bartlett Rev. John 
Battin Thomas farmer 
Bay lis E. farmer 
Bold John, farmer 
Boulton Richard, farmer 
Can* Christ, farmer 
Collins James, farmer 
Cranmor John, farmer 
Crowley William, farmer 
Davis John, farmer 
Gander ton John 
Green Thomas, farmer 
Griffin Thomas, .farmer 
Griffiths Edward, farmer 
Haines Jonathan, farmer 
Hough Samuel, farmer 
Hunt Joseph, farmer 
Hunter Thomas, Esq. 



Hutton John, farmer 
Johnson James, farmer 
King William, farmer 
Lea William, farmer 
Lea John, farmer 
Mander William, farmer 
Mills Matthew, Esq. 
Mountford Thos. farmer 
Newry Thomas, farmer 
Parker Rev. T. 
Pitts John, farmer 
Porter John, farmer 
Sabil Joseph, farmer 
Smallwood James, farmer 
Smith Joseph, farmer 
Sumner James, farmer 
Taylor John, farmer 
Turvey John, farmer, 
Walford John, farmer 
Walford Wm . farmer 
Whitmore Wm. farmer 
Whitmore Widow,farmer 
Woods Thomas, farmer 
Woollaston John, farmer 
Woollaston Samuel 

BERRINGTON. 
Adams Sarah, farmer 
Badger Thomas, farmer 
Blacklock Wm, farmer 
Bradley John, farmer 
Davis John, farmer 
Davis John, Jun. farmer 
Fillam John, farmer 
Green Samuel, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 



359 



TAKISIIES, ETC. 



360 



Maund Richard, smith 
Pitt John, farmer 
Powell Francis, farmer 
Price Thomas, farmer 
Saunders — farmer 
Steward Edward, farmer 
We v man Thomas, farmer 

BERROW. 
Bennett Win. farmer 
Brav Wm. farmer 
Brookes Thomas, 
Clay Thomas, farmer 
Cocks Richard, Esq. 
Hawkins George, farmer 
Higgins Samuel, farmer 
Mace Isaac, farmer 
Nappin John, farmer 
Perkins Thomas, farmer 
Sevill Thomas, farmer 
Stock Charles, farmer 
Thackwell Rev. Mr. 
Webb Richard, farmer 
Whittle John, farmer 
Yeomen s Michael, tanner 

BESFORD. 
Baylis Henry, tarmer 
Bullock John, farmer 
Checketts Giles, farmer 
Checketts Joseph, farmer 
Fen wick N L Esq. 
Tovey John, farmer 
Tovey Elizabeth, farmer 

BIRLIXGHAM. 
Barnard William, miller 
Baylis John, maltster 



Broomhali John, tailor 
Claridge Will, farmer 
Clemens James, farmer 
Collins Wm wheelwright 
Dufty William, farmer 
Ferris William, glazier 
Luders Rev. Mr. 
Porter T. C. Esq. 
Porter Benj. Esq. 
RisdoD Benj. gent. 
Smith Frances, gardener 
S mith en M argaret, farmer 
Taylor Richard, smith 
Woodward Wm, farmer 

BIRTSMORTON. 
Badham Joseph, farmer 
Badham Francis, farmer 
Beale Benj. carpenter 
Berry Thos. shopkeeper 
Bray Elizabeth, farmer 
Brotheridge C. farmer 
Brotheridge John 
Bull Charles, faimer, &c, 
Cowton James, faimer 
Cross Francis, farmer 
Cross Robert, farmer 
Hart James, gent. 
Jenkins James, carpenter 
Kerby James, farmer 
Lane John, farmer 
Morris W, schoolmaster 
Pitt John, carpenter 
Thrackwell Wm. farmer 
iTomlins Wm. farmer 
Wadley Wm. horse dealer 



361 



PARISHES, ETC. 



362 



Wadley J. horse dealer 
Western George, higler 
White John, carpenter 
Williams George, gent 

BLACKWELL. 
Hart well Thomas, gent. 
Hart well Joseph, farmer 
Hitchman Thos. farmer 
Hurls ton Wm. farmer 
Jacques William farmer 
Print Thomas, farmer 
Rose John, farmer 
Smith Samuel, farmer 
Walker William, farmer 
Whitehead John, farmer 

BLOCKLEY. 
Adams Mrs. widow 
Atkins Wm victualler 
Baldwin Charles, wool- 
stapler 
Banbury and Taplin, silk 

throwsters 
Bearcroft John, baker 
Boughton Rev. William 
Bullock William, baker 
Collier Rev. Richard 
Cudd Edward, miller 
Dyde Thos wheelwright 
Espry John, baker 
Figgures Thos farmer 
Franklin H .silk throwster 
Fret we 11 Thomas, farmer 
Haines Thos. glazier 
Hale Thomas, mason 
Hall John, fellmonger 



Harris James, miller 
Harris Wm. baker 
Herbert John, butcher 
Herbert Ann, butcher 
Herbert Jer. butcher 
Hobbs William, miller 
Manton George, sacking 

maker 
Marshall John, farmer 
Minchin Francis, farmer 
Palfrey William, farmer 
Pain John, shopkeeper 
Pain Jonathan, miller 
Penson Samuel, joiner 
Pickering John, farmer 
Pickering Samuel, bailiff 
Roberts Joseph, Esq. 
Russell William, silk 

throwster 
Smith James, mercer and 

draper 
Smith C. silk throwster 
Smith Richard,felmonger 
Smith J Rock Cottage 
Sperry James, surgeon 
Stratton J. silk throwster 
Taplin Elizabeth, silk 

throwster 
Taylor James, grocer 
Taylor John, maltster 
Thrackwell Wm. gent. 
Trenfield and Smith, 

millers 
Turner John, Esq. 
Wadup Richard, tailor 



363 



PARISHES, ETC. 



364 



Walker Edward, maltster 
Webb James, shopkeeper 
Westmancot Martin, silk 

throwster 
Whitelese John, farmer 
Wilks George, gent. 
BOCKLETON 
Aymes John, miller 
Brace Herbert, farmer 
George Thomas, farmer 
Halfpenny Benj. farmer 
Ick James, farmer 
Ick William, farmer 
Ick Thomas, farmer 
Lines Samuel, farmer 
Maund William, farmer 
Miller Rev. J K. 
Miles Thomas, farmer 
Morris Hemy, farmer 
Phillips John, farmer 
Pound Phillip, farmer 

BRANSFORD. 
Domville Rev H. B. 
Essex William, farmer 
Hundley Joseph, miller 
Hurdman Thos. farmer 
Onley John, farmer 
Onley J. D farmer 
Smith Thomas, vict. 
Watchman Thos. farmer 
Winnall John, farmer 

BREEDON. 
Barnes Sarah, farmer 
Baylis Robert, farmer 
Baylis George, farmer 



Berrington Christopher, 

schoolmaster 
Bomford John, farmer 
Chandler Robt. gardener 
Clayton William, farmer 
Darke Rev Richard 
Dobbs Martha, gentle- 
woman 
Drinkwater John, car- 
penter 
Dudfield William, farmer 
Dudfield John, farmer 
Evans Robert, farmer 
Goodman Rev. Godfrey 
Gorle James, farmer 
James John, baker 
James William, farmer 
Keysall Rev. John 
Merrell William, farmer 
Miller Rev. John 
Mitchell John, gent. 
Pedmarsh Charles, sen. 

farmer 
Read Win, farmer 
Ricketts William, farmer 
Robson Susanah, vict. 
Smith John, Vetinerary 

surgeon 
Toundley Richard, stock- 
ing weaver 
Wagstaff John, smith 
Warden Samuel, farmer 
Wilkes Wm. apothecary 
BRICKLEHAMTON. 
Aldington Thomas,higler 



365 



PARISHES ETC. 



366 



Holland Corbet, farmer 
Phillips John, farmer 
Phipps John, farmer 
Phipps Elizabeth, farmer 

BRETFORTON. 
Andrews John, baker 
Ash win James, gent. 
Biggers^afF Robert, baker 
Byrd J. S. farmer 
Byrd Henry, farmer 
Byrd Joseph, grocer 
Char! wood Joseph, gent. 
Clayton Wm. shoemaker 
Coldieot John, farmer 
Ford William, gent 
Ford James, blacksmith 
Gibbs J. and R. farmers 
Gibbs John, carpenter 
Hall John, farmer 
Hancock P. farmer 
H ay Wm . wheel wri gh t 
Herbert Edward, gent. 
Jelfs John, shoemaker 
Jelfs Samuel, shoemaker 
Mancel John, butcher 
Nail Job, maltster 
NightingaleThos. weaver 
Rastel James, weaver 
Rimel William, farmer 
Shepperd George > farmer 
Slatter William, farmer 
Weaver Thomas, farmer 
White James, farmer 

BROADWAS. 
Beacon R, gardener 



Best James, farmer 
Birch Benj. farmer, 
Evans Rev. Mr. 
Barley Thomas, farmer 
Flill Thomas, farmer 
Kolmes Wm. blacksmith 
Hughes Eliz. shopkeeper 
Hunt Thomas, farmer 
Hunt John, farmer 
Newnham Mrs. 
Ocley Samuel, farmer 
Pullen Richard, butcher 
Rimell Richard, farmer 
Smith Susannah, farmer 
Smith Thomas farmer 
Smith, James, farmer 
Smith Richard, farmer 
Wiiford Thomas, gent. 
Williams S. shopkeeper 
Win wood Cath. farmer 
Wormingtoo W r m. vict. 

BROADWAY. 
Abd.ay Wm, woolcomber 
Ashwin Thomas, grocer 
Ashwin William, vict. 
Atkins Thomas, timber 

dealer 
Averili Isaac, sen. farmer 
Averill Isaac, jun. 
Averili Stephen, solicitor 
Averill Charles, surgeon 
Averili Thomas, farmer 
Ballinger James, carrier 
Barnes John, farmer 
Beard Mary, milliner 



3g; 



PARISHES., ETC. 



3GS 



Bedford Rev. W. II. 
Beesiey James, joiner 
Bloxham Jane, butcher 
Bunn William, butcher 
Careless R. schoolmaster 
Careless Win. farmer 
Charlwood Isr. victualler 
Clemson Joseph, mason 
Coleman George, gent. 
Coleman William, gent. 
Collett R. blacksmith 



HassellMiss 

Heeks J. timber dealer 

Hiatt Mary, farmer 

Hodges James, farmer 
Hopkins James, farmer 
Kite W'iiliam, gent 
Lambley Sarah, farmer 
Laugher William, baker 
Lawrence Giles, vict. 
Mann Thos silk throwster 
Martin Joseph, farmer 



Cooper Geo. shoemaker '.Marshall Wm.maltsier 
Cottrell William, gent. JMeddows Henry 
Crump Charles, farmer Meddows Fanny 
Davis Richard, gent Miles Stephen, batter 

Davis John, gent. Morris John, tailor 

Davis William, joiner Osborne William, gent. 
Davis Giles, wheelwright Petty Richard hairdresser 
Davis Mrs. ! Phillips Thomas, esq. 

Dimmock George, saddle; Phillips Mrs. 
Dobbins William, farmer; Phillips John, cooper 
Faulkner T. horse dealer 'Poole John, farmer 
Fisher Wm. shoemaker ! Porter Miss 
Folkes Thomas, glazier j Postleweight Wm. gent 
Frost Rebecca, draper j Postleweight Mrs. 
Frost Thomas, farmer jRastall Thomas, weaver 
Goore Henry, victualler 



Griffiths J. H. solicitor 
Grinnell William, farmer 
G rinn ell Sarah, farmer 
Grinnell John, miller 
Grinnell widow 
Hale Anthony, weaver 
Hal ford Edward, farmer 
Hall Joseph, farmer 



2Q 



Revers Thos. Max dresser 
Rodd Charles, farmer 
Roper John, dealer 
Russell Richard, gent. 
Rus-ell John, senior 
Ru>vel! John jun, farmer 
Russell Michael, farmer 
Rn<sell W. C. 
Savage Stephen, farmer 



369 



PARISHES, ETC. 



3/0 



Savage John, farmer and 

pig dealer 
Shuftery Thomas, grocer 
Smith Thomas, surgeon 
Smith W. F. surgeon 
Smith Thomas jun. gent. 
Smith Samuel, miller 
Smith William, baker 
Smith Ann, Maltster 
Smith Joseph baker ( 

Smith Jane, Schoolmis- 
tress 
Smith Benjamin, dealer 
Staite William, gent. 
Stanley Job, wheelwright 
Stanley Ann 
Stanley J. timber dealer 
Stephens Wm butcher 
Stephens Giles, farmer 
Stockford Thomas, baker 
Stockford James, farmer 
Stowe Thomas, butcher 
Taylor William, gent. 
Taylor Cyprian, farmer 
Townsend Richard, dyer 
Varley George, victualler 
Walker William, farmer 
Watson B. Schoolmaster 
Wheatly Joseph, vict 
White Thomas, vict. 
White Wm sen. farmer 
Whi£e Wm jun. carrier 
White Francis, slater 
White Stephen, maltster 
Willan John Esq. 



Wylie James, gent 
Yeates George, Farmer 
BROMSGROV1 

Not included in the town. 
Bourcot Yield Division. 
Connard Mrs. school 
Dixon T. coal merchant 
Hornblower Wm farmer 
Palmer Mrs. farmer 
Partridge Wm farmer 
Sanders Thomas, vict. 
Taylor William, farmer 

Shepley Yield Division, 
Ash more Benj. farmer 
Ashmore J. sen. farmer 
Ashmore J jun. farmer 
Butler Willi am, farmer 
Clarke Joseph, farmer 
Derrin^ton Geo. farmer 
Duce Edward, farmer 
Morton Thomas, farmer 
Hunt Rich, cow jobber 
Jones John, farmer 
Mutchall Edward farmer 
Nicklins Ann, farmer 
Parker Jos shoemaker 
Partridge William, farmer 
Partridge John, farmer 
Turner John, carpenter 
WhitehouseDan farmer 

Catshell Division. 
Blake way John, farmer 
Bradley John, baker, 
Brewster J. & Co. millers 
Broad John, farmer 



371 



PARISHES ETC. 



372 



Bull Thomas, farmer 
Butler William, farmer 
Carpenter Mrs farmer 
Cresswell Charles, farmer 
Downing John, farmer 
Downing James, farrier 
Edwards Messrs. farmers 
Grove John, farmer 
Harvey Samuel, farmer 
Heynes William, farmer 
Higgs William, farmer 
Hill William, smith 
Hill John, mason 
Hollis James, farmer 
Hughes Charles, farmer 
Jones John, farmer 
Long William, farmer 
Loynes John, smith 
Lucas William, farmer 
Martin Thomas, farmer 
Nutting Charles, machine 

maker 
Only John, farmer 
Parkes John, farmer 
Parkes Mrs. victualler 
Peace Francis, farmer 
Pool Edward, farmer 
Powell Henry, smith 
Price John, farmer 
Rogers Richard, farmer 
Taylor George, farmer 
Taylor William, iarmer 
Taylor James, butcher 
W^arley Wm. carpenter 
Wilson William, farmer 



Wilson Wjn. jun. farmer 

Chadicick Division. 
Bate Thomas, farmer 
Coley Edward, farmer 
Cooke John, farmer 
Cooper George, farmer 
Corbett John, farmer 
Dickens Benj. farmer 
Foley John, farmer 
Greaves Austin, farmer 
Green William, farmer 
Green Wm. jun. miller 
Gubb Joseph, farmer 
Hobbis Edmund, farmer 
Holden John, farmer 
Holmes Thomas, farmer 
Hubard Thos attorney 
Id dins G. T. farmer 
Lander Sampson, farmer 
PennMrs. victualler 
Powell Thomas, smith 
Price William, farmer 
Seager Edward, farmer 
Smith Matthias, farmer 
Smith Mrs farmer 
Strain Thomas, farmer 
Waldon Moses, farmer 
Walker George, farmer 
Webley R. shoemaker 
Wright James, farmer 
BROUGHTON 
HACKET. 
Barley Thomas, farmer 
Bridges Mary, farmer 
Bullock William, dealer 



373 



PARISHES;, KTC. 



374 



Hitchings Echv. gardener 
Holt Thos shoemaker 
Huband John, farmer 
Lowick John, farmer 

BUSH LEY. 
Clay Samuel, farmer 
Crees John, farmer 
Dowdeswell Lieut. -gen. 
Evans John, farmer 
Holland William, farmer 
Lord William, farmer 
Lord John, farmer 
Lord Richard, farmer 
Price Thomas, farmer 
Selman Joseph, farmer 
Smith George, farmer 
Somerfield John, farmer 
Tovey William, farmer 
Tuberville John, farmer 
Webster John, farmer 
CASTLE 
MORTON. 
Allen Charles, farmer 
Archer Edward, farmer 
Barnes John, farmer 
Boulter James, farmer 
Clarke Elizabeth, farmer 
Clarke Sarah, farmer 
Clinton William, farmer 
Coulston John, farmer 
Cowley Wni. sen. farmer 
Cowley Win, jun. farmer 
Creese John, farmer 
Dee John, farmer 
Dee William, farmer 



Devereux Joseph, farmer 
Fanner John, farmer 
Hart James, farmer 
Harvatt Joseph, farmer 
Heming Thomas, farmer 
Kings Thomas, farmer 
Lane Elizabeth, farmer 
Marshall J. farmer 
Mathews Richard, farmer 
Morton Thomas, farmer 
Panting William, farmer 
Pinson Charles, farmer 
Smith John, farmer 
Smith Elizabeth, farmer 
Starkey John, gent. 
Stephens Richard, farmer 
Wagstaff William, farmer 
Young Abraham, farmer 

CHADDESLEY. 
Aings worth Thos. miller 
Aynes Samuel, farmer 
B agnail Randle, farmer 
Bate John, grocer 
Bayliss James, carpenter 
Bayliss Thomas, vict. 
Birch Thomas, factor 
Bird George, mercer 
Blakeway Rich farmer 
Blakeway Wm. farmer 
Blakeway James, farmer 
Blakeway John, farmer 
Blakeway C. butcher 
Broad John, carpenter 
Brook John, carpenter 
Butt James, esq. farmer 



'6/0 



PARISHES , ETC. 



O/l 



Cockshutt Edward, gent. 
Cooke Charles, glazier 
Cox William, miller 
Corbett John, farmer 
Edwards James, farmer 
Emery Thomas, attorney 
Flewett Thos. pig dealer 
Giles John, farmer 
Giles Thomas, butcher 
Guest Edward, farmer 
Harrison W. wire drawer 
Harwood Rev. T. 
Heynes James, farmer 
Higgs John, farmer 
Higgs John, jun. farmer 
Hobbins James, farmer 
Hodgkins 8. butcher 
Horn John, butcher 
Jackson Ann, victualler 
Jones William, farmer 
Lees Thomas, surgeon 
Lett John, farmer 
Lilley E. farmer 
Mackrell James, gent. 
Mackrell J. jun. farmer 
Marsden Rev. J. 
Mitchell Samuel, esq, 
Moore John, farmer 
Nash James, gent. 
Nichols John, farmer 
Page John, farmer 
Perrins James, maltster 
Perrins John, farmer 
Perry William, farmer 
Phipson J . W, iron master 



I Piercy Rev. G. H. 
E'oole Edmund, farmer 
Potter Jas. wheelwright 
Rawlins William, esq. 
Reeve James, shoemaker 
Russell Edward, smith 
Sparry William, farmer 
Tandy William, vict. 
Taylor T. wheelwright 
Timmint Arthur, farmer 
Trow Edward, farmer 
Walker Wm. shoemaker 
WatkinsR. & J. butchers 
Watkius Gregory, farmer 
Wigley J. schoolmaster 
Wilkes Thomas, farmer 
Wilkinson Wm. gent. 
Williams Lucy, farmer 
Wright Thomas, smith 

CHARLTON. 
Andrews John, weaver 
Boyce Mrs. farmer 
Brown Mary L, farmer 
Brown Mrs. gentlewoman 
Bushell G. blacksmith 
Bushell Mrs. farmer 
Corbet Thos. pig dealer 
Davis Thomas, gardener 
Davis James, gardener 
Dingley William, farmer 
Dingley R wheelwright 
Dingley Samuel, farmer 
Woodward Francis farmer 

CHASELEY. 
Barnes William, farmer 



377 



PARISHES, ETC. 



378 



Bick John, farmer 
Brunsden C, carpenter 
Buckle VV. H, esq 
Buckle Mrs gentlewoman 
Hawker Mary, farmer 
Higgens William, farmer 
Humpidge Thos. farmer 
Kayes Thomas, farmer 
Lane Joseph, farmer 
Pope Thomas, farmer 
Seale Charles, farmer 
Taylor William, farmer 
Turner John, smith 
CHURCHILL. 
Bache Wm. spade maker 
Clyaier William, farmer 
Farmer William, farmer 
Heath W 7 illiam, vict. 
Hooman John, carpenter 
Parr John, farmer 
Trow William, gent. 
Whittaker Benj. farmer 
CHURCHILL, AND 
BREDICOTT 
Brampton Charles, farmer 
Hemus Thomas, farmer 
Mantle John, farmer 
Page Richard, farmer 
Sharpe John, miller 
Weston Thomas, farmer 
CHURCH 
HONEYBOURNE. 
Bennett William, farmer 
Grove F. and H. farmers 
Hale William, farmer 



Holland Mr. gent. 
Malvern Hervey, gent. 
Smith Samuel, farmer 

CHURCH LENCH. 
Callow John, farmer 
Callow Thomas, farmer 
Clements Mary, farmer 
Farr Benjamin, farmer 
Franklin John, farmer 
Goore Morris, farmer 
Goore John, farmer 
Hoe Benjamin, farmer 
Layt David, farmer 
Perks Henry, farmer 
Tovey John, farmer 
Tovey Joseph, farmer 
ToveyJoseph, jun. farmer 
Weston Thomas, farmer 

CLAINES. 
Bennett Benj farmer 
Boughton Joseph, farmer 
Brooke Henry, esq. 
Brooke John, farmer 
Carden Mr gent. 
Carey William, esq. 
Clark John, farmer 
Cottrill John, esq, 
Court ail Charles, esq. 
Danby Thomas, vict. 
Davis Francis, farmer 
Douglass Francis, esq. 
Dufty Robert, gardener 
Francis Richard, farmer 
Gem Captain 
Hill Ann, farmer 



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PARISHES, ETC. 



380 



Hope George, farmer 
Jones John, farmer 
Knapp Joseph, gent. 
Laurence S farmer 
Middieton Rev. Mr. 
Newman Charles, farmer 
Oakley William, farmer 
Oliver W. A esq. 
Pidduek Mrs. farmer 
Piggott John, esq. 
Roberts Thomas, farmer 
Ross Elizabeth, farmer 
Sanderson Edw esq 
Tapp John, nurseryman 
Tay Warren, farmer 
Tolley Wm farmer 
Trehearne Thos farmer 
Wakeman James, esq 
Warrol Susanah, farmer 
Watkins William, gent 
"Weaver B nurseryman 
Williams E academy 
Wilson H farmer 

Best of the inhabitants 

see City and Suburbs 

of Worcester. 
CLEEVELOAD. 
Crump John, farmer 
Johnson Sarah, farmer 
Key John, farmer 

CLEEYE PRIOR. 
Baylis William, farmer 
Baylis Henry, farmer 
Bradshaw Samuel, gent. 
Drury shopkeeper 



Fan* Henry, shopkeeper 
Hulbert Harriet, ma* on 
Keen Henry, baker 
Lunn Ann, farmer 
Nicholls Joseph, mason 
Silvester Henry, mason 
Tomes Thomas, farmer 
CLIFTON 
UPON TEAM, 
Bidington 'I hos. farmer 
Bovvkett William, shop- 
keeper 
Bury John, butcher 
Cartwright, Thos, shop- 
keeper 
Caswell Walter, farmer 
Corbett Thomas, farmer 
Coucher, John, Gent. 
Coucher Caleb, Gent. 
Coucher Martin, farmer 
Dipper Jacob, butcher 
Dovvnes William, farmer 
Eaton Benj farmer 
[Fielders John vict. 
Ford Edward, farmer 
Gorle W r illiara, gent. 
Griffiths John, farmer 
Haywood Mr. gent. 
Haywood Sam. farmer 
Haywood Edw. farmer 
Haywood Mary, shop- 
keeper 
Holland John, miller 
Hughes Rev. Richard 
Jones John, farmer 



381 



■PARISHES, ETC. 



382 



Jones William, farmer 
Lewis John, farmer 
Martin Wm. glazier 
Nash George, farmer 
Neville Widow, farmer 
Piper Widow, farmer 
Price William, farmer 
Seward Mr. gent . 
Smith T. P. glazier 
Tearne Edward, farmer 
Wat kins Thos. farmer 
Webb John, farmer 
West Joseph, farmer 
West Thomas, mason 
Wilcox Joseph, vict. 

COMBERTON 
MAGNA. 
Clarke James, farmer 
Dudfield Ann, farmer 
Mytton Edward, farmer 
Rickets Ann, Farmer 
Smith John , farmer 
W T hillock George, smith 
WhiHock William, farmer 
W hoods John, farmer 
Whbods John jun. farmer 
Worvill John, farmer 

COMBERTON 
PARVA. 
Clemens William, farmer 
Clemens Samuel, baker 
Field Mrs. farmer 
Middleton Rev. L. 
Nash John, farmer ■'■}■ 
Shekel! J.- B. -farmer 



Whoods Thomas, farmer 
Yeend W. G, farmer 
CONDERTON. 
Attwood John, farmer 
Darke Mrs. gentlewoman 
Drinkwater E. farmer 
Leaver John, farmer 
COSTON 
HACKETT. 
Chilly James, farmer 
Fisher Joseph, farmer 
Fisher William, farmer 
Greaves Charles, farmer 
Horton Samuel, farmer 
Merry John," gent. 
Moore Thomas, farmer- 

COTHERIDGE. 
Berkley Rev H R.D.P. 
Clarke James, farmer 
Collins Phillip, farmer 
Daniel Sarah, farmer 
Deakin George, esq. 
Fan ell Sarah, tanner 
Gabriel William esq. 
James Thomas, farmer 
Lloyd John, farmer 
Powick John, farmer 
Smith Benjamin, farmer 
Spraize Edward, farmer 

CRADLEY. 
Astwood Joseph, butcher 
Auden Wm. pan maker 
Bache Richard, vict. 
Beasley Timothy butcher 
Beasley Joseph; vict. 



383 



PARISHES, ETC. 



384 



Bennett William, tailor 
Best Rev. Thomas 
Bloomer Jos. nail factor 
Bourne William, vict. 
BrettleNoah, mason 
Brettle Joseph, gent. 
Brettle Edward, draper 
Brettle John, mason 
Coley Sam. iron master 
Cox William, nail factor 
Darby Phcebe, vict. 
Eaton & Darby, farmers 
Edwards R. and J, nail 

masters 
Fellows Thomas, vict. 
Forrest J. P. farmer 
Forrest Edward, vict. 
Gingell T excise officer 
Grove D shop-keeper 
Haden John, farmer 
Harrison Benj. maltster 
Hill William, file cutter 
Hodgetts Moses, weaver 
Hodgetts Moses, senior, 

woollen manufacturer 
Hornblower William, 

iron master 
Jones Lieut. Paul 
Jones Lieut. Silvanus 
Lee Francis, farmer 
Lee Thomas, farmer 
Marston Isaac, farmer 
Mason J. barrel forger 
Meredith J. scythe maker 
Mole Daniel, smith 

2 



Mole J. blade forger 
Mucklow William, bay- 
onet forger 
Pargeter T. maltster 
Parker William, farmer 
Parkes Isaac, miller 
Reading William, glazier 
Sanders Wm. shoemaker 
Scott Rev. James 
Stephens Edward, farmer 
Townsend G.glass grinder 
Westwood James, farmer 
West wood Benj. vict. 
CROOME 
D'ABITOT. 
Coventry Rt. Hon. Earl 
Gaunt James, farmer 
Higginson Nath. vict. 
Taylor George, farmer 
CROPTHORNE. 
Appelbee Edward, gent. 
Appelbee Morris, farmer 
Bagshaw A. shopkeeper 
Bushill Susan, farmer 
Curnock William, farmer 
Drinkwater Wm. mason 
Holland Francis, esq. 
Holland Francis jun. gent 
Kearey William, vict. 
Meakins Joseph, weaver 
Mealins Wm. farmer 
Mosley John, miller 
Osborn William, farmer 
Owen James, vict. 
Phillips John, farmer 
R 



385 



PARISHES, ETC. 



386 



Roberts Thomas, butcher 
Salmon Samuel, farmer 
Shepperd Mary, farmer 
Smith Thomas, tailor 
Tovey Thomas, farmer 
Veal Joseph, butcher 
Walker Thomas, weaver 

CROWLE. 
Bagshaw Mrs, farmer 
Bagshaw Arthur, farmer 
Barber Thomas, farmer 
Cur nock John, farmer 
Davis John, farmer 
Green Joseph, farmer 
H arrison Rev . Rich ard 
Healey John, farmer 
Holbeach Wm. farmer 
Parke Rawson, esq. 
Richards John, farmer 
Roberts Thomas, farmer 
Smith Robert, farmer 

CUT3DEAN. 
Merry man Wm. farmer 
Price Thorn as, farmer 
Smith Henry, esq. 
West Edward, farmer 
DARLINGSCOTT. 
Bryan Thomas, carpenter 
Drury Henry, farmer 
Gibbs Thomas, farmer 
Gibbs T.E. farmer 
Halford T. shopkeeper 
Plumb Wm. farmer 
Potter W. sen. farmer 
Potter W. jun. farmer 
Purser Wm. farmer 



Wyatt John, farmer 
Yeates George, farmer 

DAYLESFORD. 
Bowles Thomas, farmer 
Dadge Samuel, farmer 
Hastings Hon. Mr. 
DEFFORD. 
Andrews James, farmer 
Berrow r Joseph, gent 
Brotheridge A. farmer 
Brotheridge C. farmer 
Cull Richard, farmer 
Gibbs John, vict. 
Gilding Samuel, farmer 
Greaves James, farmer 
Hawkes John, gardener 
Hitchens Wm. butcher 
Pack wood Thos. farmer 
Read James, farmer 
Russell William, farmer 
Tolley William, farmer 
Willis Benj. farmer 
West James, farmer 

DITCHFORD. 
Gibbs John, farmer 
Marshall Robert, miller 
Phillips Richard, farmer 
Wheatcroft Ann, farmer 
Wheatcroft E, R. farmer 

DODDENHAM. 
x^dcock Edward, farmer 
Lloyd John, farmer 
Rowley J. shoemaker 
Southall Wm. farmer 
Walker John, vict. 
Watkins John, cooper 



387 



PARISHES, ETC. 



38S 



Win wood Cath. farmer 
Wood Richard, farmer 
Vernon John, farmer 
DODDERHILL. 
Amphlett Rev. J. D. D. 
Amphlett Mrs. gent. 
Bay lis John, farmer 
Baylis Edward, farmer 
Blick Benj. farmer 
Brazier Ann, farmer 
Bridgwood R. farmer 
Dallow T. Mheelwright 
Dugard Henry, farmer 
Guise Charles, farmer 
Guise Sarah, farmer 
Hanson John, farmer 
Hodges John, farmer 
Lilly William, farmer 
Nash Samuel, farmer 
Nash Thomas, farmer 
Pakington Sir John, bart. 
Perkins George, farmer 
Perkes George, farmer 
Phillips Mary, vict. 
Roe Mary, farmer 
Ross James, tanner 
Should Thomas, miller 
Smith Phoebe, farmer 
Thomas Joseph, farmer 
Tolley John, farmer 
Tolley Ann, farmer 
Wagstaft William, farmer 
Wagstaff William, vict. 
Wall John, farmer 
Wall Thomas, farmer, ' 



Wall George, farmer 
Weaver John, farmer 
Wheeler John, farmer 
Wilson Matthew, farmer 

DORMSTON. 
Baker J. farmer 
Callow Moses, farmer 
Cottrell Thomas, farmer 
Edgecombe T. farmer 
Morris Henry, farmer 
Mountford Edw. farmer 
Standley G. shoemaker 
Williams Watkiu, farmei 

DORN. 
Fullbrook John, farmer 
Phillips William, farmer 
Phillips George 

DOVERDALE. 
Daniel Thomas, farmer 
Davis Mary, farmer 
Hill Edward, farmer 
Oldham Rev. Thomas 
Silvester James, farmer 

DRAYCOTT. 
Harper Thomas, farmer 
Harris Elizabeth, farmer 
Penson George, farmer 
Wheatcroft Thos. farmer 
EARL'S 
CROOME. 
Barnes Benj. farmer 
Broome Mrs. gentle- 
woman 
Bull George, farmer 
Deakins Richard, farmer 



389 



FARISHES, ETC. 



390 



Dorville J. W. esq. 
Dunne Rev. Charles 
Ninde P. gent 
Price David., farmer 
Taylor Win. farmer 
Weaver William, farmer 
Welles E. F. esq 

EASTHAM. 
Amphlett John, farmer 
Amphlett Richard, farmer 
Badger Edward, farmer 
Badger Mary, farmer 
fiarhbrook Thos farmer 
Bishop John, farmer 
Bowkett Thomas, farmer 
Davis Thomas, farmer, 
land surveyor, & auc- 
tioneer 
Eckley Ann, farmer 
Green Joseph, farmer 
Gregg Joseph, farmer 
Hall Thomas, farmer 
Hyde William, farmer 
Parker John, farmer 
Shepperd Richard, farmer 
Smith Edward, farmer 
Weaver Benj. farmer 
Whitcombe P. farmer 
Whitehead Rev. C. 
ECKINGTON. 
Allard James, gent. 
Ashley Rev. John 
Attwood Cath. farmer 
Barnes John, owner 
Bay zand J. farmer 



Boulter Richard, farmer 
Bushell John, grazier 
Chandler J. schoolmaster 
Checketts J. C, gent. 
Cress well H. butcher 
Crump William, farmer 
Evans Thomas, carpenter 
Farley Wm. butcher 
Firkins Joseph, farmer 
Fowler Wm . carpenter 
Fowler C. shoemaker 
George John, gardener 
Godard John, farmer 
Godard Robert, butcher 
Godard F. shopkeeper 
Handford Charles, esq. 
Harris Samuel, maltster 
Harris Samuel, jun. 

wheelwright 
Harris John, baker 
Hawker Thomas, farmer 
Hawker Thomas, jun. 

shoemaker 
Horniblow R. baker 
James Richard, farmer 
Jeans Thomas, farmer 
Jones Edward, carrier 
March James, blacksmith 
Muck low Wm. farmer 
Nash John, farmer 
Newman Thos. farmer 
Osborne Eliz. farmer 
Parish John, gardener 
Powell James, grazier 
Powell R. shoemaker 



391 



PARISHES, ETC. 



392 



Proctor William, miller 
Shepherd Wm. farmer 
Smith Samuel, maltster 
Stokes J. A. grazier and 

land surveyor 
Taylor Joseph, farmer 
Timbrill J. shoemaker 
Wheeler William, vict. 
White 'i homas, farmer 
Yeend W. G. farmer 

EDWIN LOCH. 
Boucher Thomas, farmer 
Jones Richard, tanner 
Roberts John, farmer 

ELDERSF1ELD. 
Bern man R. W. farmer 
Bist Samuel, butcher 
Clark William, farmer 
Cowley John, farmer 
Davis John, farmer 
Dobbins John, farmer 
Goatman Richard, farmer 
Hall William, farmer 
Halsley William, farmer 
Halsley B farmer 
Halton William, farmer 
Higgins John, farmer 
Hill John, farmer 
Hobbs William, smith 
Hogg Richard, butcher 
Hogg Daniel, farmer 
Holder William, farmer 
Jeffs William, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Ireland William, farmer 



Ireland Edward, farmer 
Lamb William, farmer 
1 Lewis Mrs. shopkeeper 
Maning Wm. butcher 
jSeale Charles, gent. 
! Shipton Thomas, farmer 
, Shipton Joseph, farmer 
! Woodcock John, farmer 
I Young Hannah, farmer 
jYoun^ Michael, farmer 

ELMBRIDGE. 
i Baxter William, farmer 
I Baxter Thomas, farmer 
Crisp John, farmer 
Crisp Thomas, farmer 
Croft Walter, farmer 
Field James, farmer 
Fox John, farmer 
Fox James, farmer 
Harris George,shoemaker 
iHoman Joseph, miller 
J Inston James, farmer 
I Jones Thomas, farmer 
Maidon Wm. carpenter 
,Meuce John, farmer 
Nickliss Jane, farmer 
Oliver William, drainer 
Parker Francis, farmer 
Tolley John, farmer 
Williams Richard, farmer 

ELMLEY. 
Briscoe Wm. farmer 
'Davenport James, farmer 
Dunsley Richard, farmer 
Evans John, fanner 



393 



PARlSHESj ETC* 



394 



Forester G. T. esq. 
Giles Joseph, farmer 
HpqgkissThos. farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Jones Phillip, smith 
Kebbell T. schoolmaster 
Lynes Rev. John 
Sanders John, farmer 
Smith Samuel, farmer 
Tomlinson Jos. farmer 
Wells Thomas, farmer 
Whitehouse Jas, farmer 
Williams John, farmer 
Williams Wm. farmer 
Winnall Wm. farmer 
Winnall W. jun. farmer 
Winnall James, farmer 
Winnall Charles, farmer 
ELMLEY 
CASTLE. 
Blackford Thos. miller 
Blackford Sarah, baker 

and maltster 
Bluck T. sen. farmer 
Chandler Wm. butcher 
Charlett R, Bourne esq. 
Hodgett W. wheelwright 
Roberts Thos. butcher 

EVENLOAD. 
Anchor Richard farmer 
Bricknell Wm. esq. 
Brooks Thomas, farmer 
Gampden Thos. farmer 
Cluff Thomas, farmer 
Davis Richard, farmer 



Fletcher Thos. farmer 
Groves Robert, farmer 
Hurlston Edm. farmer 
Jones Rev. William 
Kibble Thomas, farmer 
Long John, farmer 
Sadler Joseph, farmer 
Smith Hannah, farmer 
Tidmarsh Samuel, farmer 

FECKENHAM. 
Baker Isaac, shoemaker 
Barnes Israel, draper &c. 
Bird John, shopkeeper 
Boulton John, farmer 
Brown William, glazier 
Compson Rev. E. B. 
Court John, hook maker 
Davis Arthur, mason 
Davis Thomas, butcher 
Day Wm. saddler 
Deakin J. shoemaker 
EadesMrs. widow 
English J. & son, factors 
Field J. needle maker 
Fort man J. farmer 
Gardner Mrs. gent. 
Goodman George, factor 
Greenhill G. shoemaker 
Handy Henry, farmer 
Harris & Co. dressmakers 
Hey wood Wm. dealer 
Holtham John, tailor 
James Francis, vict. 
Jeffs Edward, farmer 
Ingram Jtsv. J, R, 



395 



PARISHES, ETC. 



396 



Ladbury Rob. mercer 
Lea William, mason 
Lea Robert, farmer 
Mason Joshua, tailor 
Mason J. wheelwright 
Measey B. shoemaker 
Measey B. jun shoemaker 
Pearman Wm. butcher 
Petford John, vict. 
Sansom George, grocer 
Seger Richard, butcher 
Simmons T. shoemaker 
Sorrel John, smith 
Tipping Edwaid, farmer j 
Walton Thos. farmer 
Webb Geo.andsons,nee- 

dle makers 
Webb. Mrs, gentlewoman 
Willmore John, carrier 
Wilson Thomas, surgeon 
Young Anthony, baker 

C allow Hill Division . 
Abbut John, farmer 
Albut George, farmer 
Aston S. shopkeeper 
Alvvood W. wheelwright 
Boulton Richard, gent. 
Boulton Wm. farmer 
Boulton John, farmer 
Brfstow Wm. farmer 
Bullock Benj. miller 
Burgum Henry, farmer 
Burley Wm. farmer 
Cope John, Baker 
Court Mrs. farmer 



Eades Henry, farmer 
Fort man Joseph, farmer 
Gibbs Richard, farmer 
Haden John, farmer 
Hanson Richard, farmer 
Hollington John, farmer 
Humphries R. smith 
Johnson Thomas, gent. 
Johnson Joseph, farmer 
Ladbury S. gentlewoman 
Ladbury John, farmer 
Leighton J. carpenter 
Martin Thomas, miller 
Paine Mrs. farmer 
Pool James, farmer 
Russon Joseph, farmer 
Saunders John, maltster 
Seal James, farmer 
Shepperd Wm. baker 
Smith William, farmer 
Waldron R. B. esq. 
White William, mason 
White W. jun. joiner 
Welmore Thorn as, farmer 
Winnall William, farmer 
Woods Thomas, farmer 
Woods William, fanner 
Wvatt John, farmer 
FLADBURY. 
Alrsop William 
Curtis Thos. excise officer 
Davis J. farmer & vict. 
Drink water Mi's, widow 
Griffiths J. G. surgeon 
Heeley Daniel, tailor 



397 



PARISHES, ETC. 



398 



Langs ton T. carpenter 
James J. schoolmaster 
Inglis John, farmer 
Oldaker Charles and 

George, mealmen 
Phillips Richard, baker 
Phipps Samuel, farmer 
Pruen Rev. William 
Quarrel Elizabeth, farmer 
Roberts James, butcher 
Smith Rev. M. Stafford 
Stephens Robert, baker 
Tedstill Rev. J. academy 
Trenfield William, vict. 

and maltster 
Wagstaff James, farmer 
Watkins Wm blacksmith 
Weston Alice, farmer 
FLYFORD 
FLAVELL. 
Baker Robert, farmer 
Barn John, blacksmith 
Blundall Thomas, farmei 
Cowley William, farmei 
Goore George, farmer 
Grizzle William, farmer 
Laight John, farmei 
Lane Thomas, farmer 
Smith George, farmer 
Stephens Wm. farmer 
Young William, farmer 
Young Anthony, vict. 

FRANKLEY. 
Avery Thomas, farmer 
Bissell Thomas, farmer 






Cooper James, farmer 
George Joseph, farmer 
H arrison William, farmer 
Jones Mrs. farmer 
Smith Mrs farmer 
Watton Joseph, farmer 
White Aaron, farmer 
White Thomas, farmer 
Wright Joseph, farmer 

GRAFTON 

FLYFORD. 
Bellers William, gent. 
Burbage C. farmer 
Elliott Joseph, farmer 
Ewins Thomas, farmer 
Handy Richard, farmer 
Hewitt Thomas, farmer 
Hodgkins Thos. miller 
Hopkins Wm. farmer 
Morris Thomas, farmer 
Podmore George, esq. 
Tandy John, farmer 
Unton John, farmer 
Woodward J. farmer 
Woodward Wm. farmer 

GRAFTON 
MANOR. 
Campbell Rev. Henry 
Keight William, farmer 
Lucas Robert, farmer 
Parkes Thomas, farmer 
Rufford George, esq. 
Sneil Thomas, farmer 

GRIMLISY, 
Barber John, farmer 



399 



PARISHES, ETC. 



400 



Barratt Phillip, farmer 
Benbow John, farmer 
Berrow Samuel, farmer 
Berrow William, farmer 
Bishop William, farmer 
Brett'e'll George, farmer 
Clarke Robert, farmer 
Cooke John, farmer 
Cress well Joseph, farmer 
Dallow Thomas, farmer 
Davis Samuel, farmer 
Evans Robert, farmer 
Griffiths Richard, esq. 

Thorn grove 
Hall Edward, farmer 
Hare Thomas, farmer 
Hay Michael, farmer 
Haywood Thos. farmer 
Haywood Alice, farmer 
Jones Samuel, farmer 
Jones Margaret, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Jones Joseph, farmer 
Jones Joseph, farmer 
Knott Edward, farmer 
Lawrence Mary, farmer 
Oakley William, farmer 
Paine Thomas, farmer 
Paine George, farmer 
Pardoe Richard, farmer 
Perkins James, farmer 
Phillips Margaret, farmer 
Poney Thomas, farmer 
Pourne Samuel, farmer 
Thrupp James 

2S 



Waldron Phjllip 
Wilmore John, esq. 
Win wood George, farmer 
Woodward Thos. farmer 
Yarrington Edw. farmer 

HADSOR. 
Amphlett Rev. R. H. 
Hollington Wm. farmer 
Lewis John, farmer 
Thompson J . wharfinger 
Tredwell W. wharfinger 
Wilson John, farmer 
Wythes Thomas, farmer 

HAGLEY. 
Anden John, smith 
Bleany T. wheelwright 
Briscoe P. shoemaker 
Brooke R. V. gent. 
Cole batch George, miller 
Dugard William, farmer 
Grove Thomas, steward 
Hill Joseph, gent. 
Holden Thomas, farmer 
H oilier Mrs. Ann 
Howard Wm. keeper 
Jackson T. stone mason 
Jackson J. stone mason 
Kenny John, gent. 
Lea Thomas, farmer 
Lea Thomas, jun. farmer 
Lyttelton Rt. Hon. Lord 
Mathews Daniel, vict, 
Mathews Hannah, widow 
Partridge Wm. butcher 
Robins William, esq. 



401 



PARISHES, ETC. 



402 



Rogers Daniel, esq. 
Rowland John, grocer 
Sbutt Ezekiel, gent. 
Smith Nathaniel, miller 
Smith Thomas, miller - 
Tanner Joseph, carpenter 
Thomas William, smith 
Timmings William, vict 
Tolley Thomas, farmer 
TomkyssE. wheelwright 
Turner Rev. John 
Whittaker Wm. farmer 
Willcox John, gent, 
Willetts John, smith 
Woodhouse Matt, mason 
Wyatt William, maltster 

HALLOW. 
Barber Stephen, farmer 

Campbell t esq. 

Carey Ann, gentlewoman 
C u r zon H en ry , farmer 
Dolphin George, farmer 
Everton Moses, farmer 
Ever ton John, farmer 
Fawkes Joseph, farmer 
Ferkins William, farmer 
H arrison Robert , farmer 
Heath James, vict. 
Hinchcliffe Geo. farmer 
Holder James, farmer 
Holland William, farmer 
Holiiman Thomas 
James Henry, farmer 
Knott William, tailor 
Knott William, farmer 



Lees Ralph, farmer 
Lowick Samuel, farmer 
Meats E. schoolmaster 
Munn Edward, farmer 
Paine Thomas, farmer 
Palfrey Samuel* farmer 
Pitt R jun. farmer 
Rider Thomas, farmer 
Rimell Thomas, farmer 
Rouse John, farmer 
Rowe John, farmer 
Sal way Rev. Thomas 
Timings Edward, farmer 
Tomkins Mary, gent. 

HAMPTON. 
Amphlett John, farmer 
Arkiess Richard, farmer 
Brown Henry, gent. 
Carless Wm. weaver 
Coombe Francis, farmer 
Dicker Samuel, farmer 
Fletcher Arthur, farmer 
Izod Matthew, farmer 
IzodLucy, gentlewoman 
LoxleyMrs gentlewoman 
Lunn T. & S. farmers 
Phillips William, gent* 
Preedy William, gent. 
Preedy Robert, gent. 
Sansom John, farmer 
Staite John, farmer 
Thornett William, farmer 
Wiltshire John, farmer 



403 



PARISHES, ia, 



HAMPTON 
LOVETT. 

Inroad John, farmer 
Corbett T. paper maker 
Ireland Joseph, farmer 
Pakington Sir John, bait. 
Parker Rev. William 
Tolley John, farmer 
Williams George, farmer 
Williams William, farmer 
Woodward John, farmer 

HANBURY. 
Allen Mrs. farmer 
Appleby Joseph, maltster 
Appleby T. shoemaker 
Burbage Richard, farmer 
Burbage Mrs. farmer 
Burslem Heniy, gent. 
Chillingworth J. farmer 
Downes Edward, farmer 
Downes Mrs. farmer 
Eades Henry, farmer 
Ford Mrs. farmer 
Fownes George, farmer 
Grove Wm. sen. farmer 
Grove Wm jun. farmer 
Hands Williarn, farmer 
Handy Henry, farmer 
Harbor Joseph, vict. 
Heming Thomas, farmer 
Hey wood James, farmer 
Hey wood John, timber 

merchant 
Jackson Thomas, farmer 
Jackson George, farmer 



LaughterWilliam, farmer 
Lilly John, farmer 
Martin B. wheelwright 
Mil ward William, farmer 
Morrell John, farmer 
Palmer Richard, farmer 
Parkes Mrs. farmer 
Parkes Mary, farmer 
Parkes William, farmer 
Parkes Thomas, farmer 
Parry — farmer 
Percival — esq. Brough- 

ton house 
Perkins John, farmer 
Perks John, farmer 
Phillips John, esq. 
Saunders Thomas, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
Still Abel, tailor 
Thomas Richard, farmer 
Vernon Thos. Taylor, esq. 
■Vernon Rev. William 
jWagstaff Samuel, faimer 
Weaver Mrs. farmer 
Weaver George, butcher 
Weaver Thomas, butcher 
Wyatt Thomas, sen. 
Wyatt Thomas, jun. 

HANLEY 

CASTLE. 
Barber W'illiam, farmer 
Barnes John, farmer 
BarryMiss, gentlewoman 
Bay lis William, farmer 
Berry Thomas, farmer 



405 



PARISHES, ETC. 



406 



Bull Charles, farmer 
Broadstock Thos. farmer 
Chamberlain James,gent. 
Charlton E. L. esq. 
Clarke A. gentlewoman 
Cole William, farmer 
Cooper Richard, joiner 
Crees Mark, farmer 
Devereux Joseph, wheel- 
right 
Devereux Jane, vict. 
Green Joseph, farmer 
Green Mary, farmer 
Hall Joseph, farmer 
Hall William, farmer 
Hinksman Rich, farmer 
Hornyold T. C. esq. 
Jackson P. carpenter 
Jones Edmund, vict. 
Jones Arnold, smith 
Kent B. G esq. Church 

End House 
Lakin Henry, farmer 
Lane John, farmer 
Lechmere Sir Anthony, 

Bart. 
Lewis James, surgeon 
Lloyd Benjamin, farmer 
Lloyd Enoch, farmer 
Lloyd Charles, farmer 
Lloyd Francis, farmer 
Load James, farmer 
Load Nancy, baker 
Lucy F. cider merchant 
Merriman Thos. farmer 



Page Thomas, farmer 
Perrins Edward, farmer 
Purser John, farmer 
Surman John, esq. 
Taylor Thomas, farmer 
Taylor John, farmer 
Thorn ason J. shopkeeper 
Turberville Rev. Ge 
Wail Martin, esq. 
Walker William, farmer 
Williams James 
HANLEY 
CHILD. 
Bullock James, farmer 
Bray Robert, farmer 
Eaton James, shoemaker 
Hyde John, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Lokier Richard, farmer 
Morris Samuel, farmer 
Powell John, shopkeeper 
Sanders John, farmer 
Spilsbury William, farmer 
Spilsbury John, farmer 
Wastell John, farmer 
Weaver William, farmer 
Webb John, farmer 
HANLEY 
WILLIAM. 
Baylis William, farmer 
Moore William, farmer 
Nott William, farmer 
Sarjent John, miller 
Smith Thomas, farmer 
Thomas George, vict. 



407 



PARISHES, ETC. 



408 



HARTLEBURY. 

Acton Richard, farmer 
Bateman Sam, sen. gent ; 
Bateman Sam jun owner- 
Bel amy Samuel, farmer j 
Boughton Mrs. gentle- j 

woman 
Clymore Joseph, fanner 
Cooke John, farmer 
Cooke R. farmer 
Corns Thomas, farmer 
Court Elizabeth, farmer | 
Croft Samuel, farmer 
Dowding Thomas, smith 
Dutton Sarah, farmer 
Edward Lucy, farmer 
Fidkin Robert, gent. 
Fowler Wm. carpenter 
Garnet t Thos, gardener 
Gittens James, blacksmith 
Glazebrook R. maltster 
Glazebrook Wm. farmer j 
Griffin Richard, farmer | 
GriffinWidow, shopkeeper 
Griffin John, farmer 
Griffin George, farmer 
Griffin Thos. sen. farmer 
Griffin Thos. jun farmer 
Griffin William, dealer 
H alien George, solicitor 
Harper Thomas, farmer 
Harris John, sen. butcher 
Harris John, jun. butcher 
Harris Thomas, miller 
Harris George, farmer 



Harris William, butcher 
Harrison John, victualler 
Harwood Rev. John 
Hawk es wood Mr. gent. 
Head ley Mrs. gent. 
Higgs Mrs seminary 
Hopcroft Mrs gent. 
Hurst William, farmer 
Inks John, wheelwright 
Jackson Samuel, mason 
Jelfs William, farmer 
Jones Thomas, dealer 
Joidon John, dealer 
Kenrick R. butcher 

Knowles miller 

Lloyd John, dealer 
Meddins John, victualler 
Medwin Thomas, school 
Morris J. shopkeeper 
Mountford Wm. vict. 
Orange Mrs. gent. 
Raggett Wm. carpenter 
Parker Zachariah, farmer 
Parkes Isaac, victualler 
Picart Rev. Samuel 
Prattington Wm. farmer 
Prince Richard, vict. 
Rogers James, farmer 
Rowlands John, fanner, 

and coal merchant 
Shutt Mrs. g .woman 
South all Eliz. farmer 
Styles Jeremiah, farmer 
Tomlings T. carpenter 
Waldron Samuel, farmer 



409 



PARISHES, ETC. 



410 



Watts Mrs, gent. 
Wheeler George, farmer 
Wheeler Thomas, farmer 
White Letitia, farmer 
White George, farmer 
Wiles John, baker 
Williams John, farmer 
Williams William, gent. 
Winnall Thomas, farmer 
Winwood Wm. farmer 
Worcester, Rt. Rev. Lord 

Bishop of, Castle 
HARVINGTON. 
Barker Rev. Mr. 
Bullock Wm. farmer 
Eades Rev. Mr. 
Edwin John, farmer 
Knight G. seedsman 
Knight J. plough maker 
Marshall Francis, farmer 
Marshall J. sen. farmer 
Marshall J. Jun. dealer 
Marshall T. W. farmer 
Marshall T. G. farmer 
Reynolds Richard, miller 
Warren Wm. farmer 

HILLHAMPTON. 
Adnams Giles, steward 
Chester T. game keeper 
Croydon Joseph, farmer 
Hewitt — farmer 
Pearmau Joseph, famer 
Piper Mary, smith 
Thomas Watkin, farmer 



HILL 
CROOME. 

Day Thomas, farmer 
Day Luke, cutter 
Drinkwater M. farmer 
Fletcher John, farmer 
Fletcher J. W. farmer 
Goodall James, butcher 
Green Thomas, farmer 
Howship S. farmer and 

shopkeeper 
Jones Ann, farmer 
Morris Thomas, farmer 
Thould James, farmer 
Tompkins — shopkeeper 
! HILL 

AND MOORE. 
Bullock Thos. farmer 
Bushell Sus. farmer 
Dorreli James, farmer 
George Wm. farmer 
George John> sen, farmer 
George John, jun. farmer 
House John, farmer 
Hundy John, farmer 
Sisam Phoebe, farmer 
Turbill Wm. farmer 
Wagstaff Henry, farmer 
Wagstaff Samuel, farmer 
Wagstaff James, farmer 
Wagstaff Francis, farmer 

HIMBLETON. 
Bay lis Thomas, farmer 
Crockett Ann, farmer 
Davis Thomas, farmer 



411 



PARISHES, ETC. 



412 



Gabb Samuel, farmer 
Guise James, farmer 
Heydon George, farmer 
Lloyd William, farmer 
Marshall Geoige, farmer 
Phillips William, farmer 
Presdee Edward, farmer 
Sheppey James, farmer 
Tolley John, farmer 
Vernon Rev. Robert 
Wedgeberrow T. farmer 
W T ythes John, farmer 

HINLIP. 
Abell Thomas, farmer 
Braddock John, farmer 
Colley Joseph, farmer 
Green William, farmer 
Wiggen Thomas, farmer 
Wilson Thomas, farmer 

HOB LENCH. 
Holmes Sarah, farmer 
Jones Francis, farmer 
Tandy Thomas, farmer 
Tandy John, farmer 

HOLDFAST 
AND EASTINGTON. 
Barnes Thomas, gent. 
Barnes J. K. gent. 
Berkeley John, esq. 
Berkeley John , jun. gent. 
Clarke William, farmer 
Martin Rev. Joseph 
Potter Henry, farmer 
Rayer William, esq. 
White Joseph, farmer 



HOLLEN 
AND ST1LDON. 

Dorrell James, farmer 
Holder John, farmer 
Walker John, farmer 

HOLT. 
Chillingworth Henry, esq. 

Holt Castle 
Cowell Daniel, fanner 
Evans Thomas, vict. 
Flellow James, farmer 
Foley Rev Mr. 
Ford John, farmer 
Ford William, farmer 
Ford Benj . farmer 
Goodwin John, farmer 
Goodwin Samuel, farmer 
Haywood Cbarles,farmer 

James farmer 

Mills John, farmer 
Pardoe Jeffrey, farmer 
Roberts James, farmer 

Tombs farmer 

HUDDINGTON. 
Bay lis Ursula, farmer 
Bridgens J. carpenter 
Cole Joseph, vict. 
Dutson John, farmer 
Merrell J . miller & farmer 
Pearson Benj. butcher 
Perkins John, farmer 
Smith John, farmer 

ICCOMB. 
Hambridge George,gent. 
Hambridge Wm. farmer 



413 



PARISHES, ETC. 



414 



Hands George, gent. 
Morgan Rev. William 
Phillips John, farmer 
Tidmarsh T. carpenter 
West William, farmer 

INKBERROW 
Andrews T shopkeeper 
Bennett Thomas, farmer 
Bloxam Thomas, miller 
Brookes James, maltster 
Broome John, farmer 
Cowley Thomas, farmer 
Curnock William, farmer 
Davis William, farmer 
Dolphin William, farmer 
Dolphin Thos. maltster 
Dyer Benj. blacksmith 
Edgecombe Wm. farmer 
Farr James, farmer 

Fairfax shopkeeper 

Ford Richard, blacksmith 
Ford Thomas, carpenter 
Fryer Thomas, farmer 
Gardner Joseph, farmer 
Ganderton Giles, farmer 
George D. & R. farmers 
Gibbs Edw. maltster 
Gould Wm, jun, vict. 
Gower William, farmer 
Grisswell Wm. farmer 
Grove Thos, shopkeeper 
Harbor John, farmer 
Harth Rev. William 
Harvey John, farmer 
Harvey Henry, farmer 



Harwood Thos. farmer 
Haynes John, victualler 
Hay nes George, farmer 
Haynes J. B farmer 
Hemming J H. farmer 
Hemming Thos. needle 

maker 
Hemming Edward, nee- 
dle maker 
Houghton Edward 
Houghton Sarah, vict. 
Hunt John, farmer 
Hunt William, farmer 
Hunt James, farmer 
Hunt Robert, farmer 
Jackson George, farmer 
James Joseph, farmer 
Johnson Louisa, farmer 
Johnson William, farmer 
Johnson Thomas, farmer 
Johnson Thomas, jun. 

needle maker 
Keight Richard, farmer 
Keight Rich. jun. farmer 
Knowles Thos. carpenter 
KnowlesJohn,blacksmith 
Ladbury Sarah, farmer 
Laughter Charles, farmer 
Lee William, farmer 
Lee Richard, farmer 
Manseli Joseph, farmer 
Moore Joseph, farmer 
Mumford Wm, farmer 
Nutting William, farmer 
Owen William, farmer 



415 



PARISHES, ETC. 



416 



Peach Charles, farmer 
Percell William, farmer 
Perks George, frame r 
Perks William, maltster 
Perks Henry, farmer 
Preston Richard, farmer 
Prcttv Henry, farmer 
Praetor Eliz. farmer 
Proctor Benjamin, farmer 
Rand Thomas, farmer 
Rand John, farmer 
Richards Ihos. plumber 
Richardson Rd. farmer 
Rimel Thos. shopkeeper 
Roe John, farmer 
Rowney John, farmer 
Slade Thos. shopkeeper 
Smith William, farmer 
Smith Henry, tailor 
Smith Elizabeth, farmer 
Smith Ralph, farmer 
Sorrill John, blacksmith 
Steward John, farmer 
Sunn an Wm. carpenter i 
SurmanThos. shopkeeper 
Taylor William, farmer \ 
Union William, saddler '■ 
WedgburyGeorge,farmer 
Webb George, farmer 
White Giles, blacksmith 
Willis John, shopkeeper 
Wilmore S. shopkeeper 
Windle Richard, farmer 
Woodward Robt. farmer 



KEMPSEY. 

Amphlett Benj. butcher 
Bell Mr. gent. 
Best T. W. farmer 
Bick James, surgeon 
Blandy Joseph, farmer 
Boulter Thomas, farmer 
Bowyer James, gent. 
Chapereau Francis, gent. 
Clarke William, farmer 
Costley Captain Theo. 
Crisp Mrs. widow 
Crump Miss 
Dalby William, butcher 
Dalby Richard, farmer 
Danter Wtti. bricklayer 
Derrington W. H. gent. 
Farmer George, tailor 
Firkins J. shoemaker 
Foster Thomas, currier 
George John, maltster 

Gibbs hay dealer 

Godsail John, fanner 
Gorle Mrs. widow 
Gorle John, gent. 
Go lie Thomas, farmer 
Grant Colonel 
Green Mrs. vict. 
Green Samuel, farmer 
Griffiths Wm. maltster 
Harper Mr. gent. 
Hartwright Geo. farmer 
Hammond Mr. gent. 
Hav William, gent. 



2 T 



417 



PARISHES, ETC. 



418 



Henderson Col. George 
Hobbs Wm. black smith 
Holland Thomas, farmer 
Howell Mrs. farmer 
Hurdman John, farmer 
Hurdman Thos. farmer 
James Samuel, farmer 
Johnstone Lockart, gent. 
Kent William, mason 
Little Colonel Joseph 
Lock Mrs. farmer 
Lunn Rev. Matthew 
Moore John, farmer 
Munn Joseph, tailor 
Munn Mrs. widow 
Munn T. baker 
Newman Thos. farmer 
Nutting J. farmer 
Panting J. farmer 
Pillow Miss, ladies sem- 
inary 
Pugh Thomas, gent. 
Purser J . butcher 
Randle William, owner 
Ross James, farmer 
Rudd Mrs. widow 
Sargeant Thomas, gent. 
Shoreland Miss 
Smith Joseph, gent. 
Smith William, maltster 
Smith John, blacksmith 
Southouse T. W. gent. 
Spark Miss 
Stanton J. carpenter 
Stanton T. carpenter 



Stonall Mrs. widow 
Stretton J. M. gent. 
Tandy William, farmer 
TimbrillThomas, surgeon 
Turner Wm. carpenter 
Warner Miss 
Wheeler Thomas, farmer 
White Joseph, farmer 
White Hannah, farmer 
WhitehouseMiss 

Whitesides academy 

Wilbraham Captain 
Williams John, farmer 
Williams Captain Robert 
Willis Thomas, gardener 
Wilson Francis, gent. 
Wiltshire James, farmer 
KIDDERMINSTER. 

Foreign. 
Allerton Thos. maltster 
Baker Thomas, farmer 
Bras ton George, farmer 
Cartwright Wm. gent. 
I Clarke George, maltster 
Clarke Thomas, painter 
Chillingworth J . farmer 
Chillingw T orth J. farmer 
Cotterill J. S. farmer 
Collins Nathaniel, vict. 
Crane Thomas, gent. 
Crane Thomas, farmer 
Crane Thos. jun. farmer 
Crane Edward, farmer 
Crane Henry, farmer 
I Crane John, farmer 



419 



PARISHES, ETC. 



420 



Dorrill Thomas, farmer 
Garmston T. paper maker 
Glaze Edward, farmer 
Godfrey Abraham, miller 
Green John, wharfinger 
Had cock William, farmer 
Harris Thomas, baiilff 
Hill man John, farmer 
Holmes Ann, farmer 
Hornblower Win. farmer 
Instowe W. pump maker 
Jeffreys John, esq. 
Jones William, farmer 
Lamb John, farmer 
Lane Richard, vict. 
Leight George, farmer 
Lewis Richard, maltster 
Mills Joseph, fanner 
Owen Widow, vict. 
Pratt Edward, farmer 
Prattenton A. esq. 
Ree Thomas, vict. 
Seagar John, farmer 
Seagar Thomas, farmer • 
Simmonds H. farmer 
Soley John, esq. 
Southall Eliz. farmer 
Spencer Thomas, miller 
Steward Thomas, esq. 
Sturge C. corn dealer 
Styles George, farmer 
Styles Ferdinand, farmer 
Taylor John, esq. 
Turton William, esq. 
Tyther Joseph, maltster 
Tyther William, vict. 



Wags taff John, farmer 
Waldron Hannah, farmer 
Walker Charles, vict. 
White Henry, farmer 
Widnell Josiah, gent. 
Wilde William, farmer 

KINGSFORD. 
Bate Thomas, farmer 
Edwaids William, farmer 
KINGSNORTON. 
Headley Division. 
Adkins John, farmer 
Aston John, tailor 
Avery Samuel, farmer 
Abutt Mr. 

Brittle John, farmer 
Brooks William, farmer 
Brown James, farmer 
But man Richard, farmer 
Burnell Thomas, farmer 
Collins John, farmer 
Cottriil John, farmer 
Cottrill Joseph, farmer 
Court Thomas, farmer 
C ran more John, farmer 
Crowley John, farmer 
Edwards Richard, farmer 
Foster John, farmer 
Greaves Richard, maltster 
Greaves Widow, farmer 
Grimley Matthew, farmer 
Guest John, farmer 
Guest William, vict. 
Hopkins Thomas, farmer 
James Richard, farmer 
Johnson Robert, farmer 



421 



PARISHES, ETC. 



422 



Ingram William, farmer 
Ingram Mrs. farmer 
Keen Edward, farmer 
Knowles John, farmer 
Lea Richard, farmer 
Lilley William, farmer 
Lloyd Rev. Rees 
Lyndon Thomas, farmer 
Martin Joseph, farmer 
Martin Thomas, farmer 
Miller Joseph, farmer 
Morrell Samuel, butcher 
Morteboys AVm. farmer 
Moseley Wm. farmer 
Mynors Robert, esq. 
Mynors Henry Eden 
Onion Abraham, farmer 
Parker Thomas, farmer 
Parkes Thomas, farmer 
Parkes Barnett, farmer 
Parkes James, farmer 
Parsons Richard, farmer 
Poney William, farmer 
Preston John, farmer 
Pretty William, farmer 
Reeves John, farmer 
Richards William, farmer 
Richards Joseph, farmer 
Rooper Thomas, farmer 
Sanders J wheelwright 
Scaratt John, miller 
Smith Thomas, farmer 
Smith John, farmer 
Smith J. blacksmith 
Statham Francis,, farmer 



Tay John, farmer 
Taylor Samuel, farmer 
Taylor Charles, surgeon 
Taylor John, carpenter 
Terry Thomas, farmer 
Tonks George, farmer 
Vale William, farmer 
Wakeman Wm. farmer 
White Thomas^ farmer 
Williams R. farmer 
Lea Division. 
Avery Joseph, farmer 
Allen Joseph, farmer 
Arms Thomas, farmer 
Ashmall Thomas, farmer 
Ash more Thomas, farmer 
Bushell Thomas, farmer 
Chase Daniel, gent. 
Cheshire R. builder 
Chinn Mrs. farmer 
Colman Cornelius, farmer 
Cooks William, vict. 
Cratherne Joseph, farmer 
Deaken Francis, farmer 
Deaken Edward, farmer 

Deane — whitesmith 

Gem Mrs, gentlewoman 
Gem Samuel, gent. 
Holyoake Thos. farmer 
Holyoake John, farmer 
Holyoake A farmer 
Houghton Joseph, farmer 
Huskinson Charles, gent. 
Izon Mrs. gentlewoman 
Kendrick George, farmer 



423 



PARISHES, ETC. 



424 



Marshall Joseph, farmer 
Oaks Thomas, farmer 
Parsons Edward, farmer 
Perry Charles, farmer 
Roston William, gent. 
Russton Thomas, farmer 
Smith Thomas, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
Taylor John, farmer 
Taylor Mark, farmer 
Turner Thomas, farmer 
Twigg Nathaniel, farmer 
Villars William, esq. 
Waddall William, vict 
Warton George, farmer 
Woodcock J. blacksmith 

Moseley Division 
Anderton William, esq. 
Anderton Isaac, gent, 
Anderton G. H. gent, 
Anderton, Wm. farmer 
Arnold John, solicitor 
Austin George, farmer 
Austin Joseph, farmer 
Ball Thomas, farmer 
Bate J. gun lock maker 
Brittle Thomas, farmer 
Bulivant Wm. butcher 
Bull William, farmer 
Bullock Richard, glazier 
Burwick Thomas, smith 
Burwick Tbos. juu. smith 
Burns Samuel, gent. 
Chapman William, gent. 
Clerk Henrv, farmer 



| Cook Thomas, gent 
i Cotton George, builder 
j Davis Thomas, gent. 
Day Thomas, farmer 
Docker T brass founder 
French R. schoolmaster 
'Guest Mrs gentlewoman 
Hadeu Henry, farmer 
j Handley Joseph, farmer 
| Harford Mrs, gent. 
I Holmes Edward, gent. 
| Homer Betty, gent. 
j Homer Avery E. tanner 
I Homer J Cox, gent. 
IJarvisMrs. gentlewoman 
jjennis Miss, schoolmis- 
tress 
I Jems John, brass founder 
Johnson Widow, vict. 
Kempson Peter, gent. 
Kempson Samuel, gent 
Knowles E. shopkeeper 
Lawrence J. T. gent. 
Lea Thomas, builder 
Mewis William, grocer 
Mott John, gent. 
Morgan Rev. Thomas 
Parker John, gent. 
Palmer Rev. E, 
Pay ton A. brick maker 
Payton P. brickmaker 
Pountney R. currier 
Purdon Joseph, gent. 
Reddall J. H. gent. 
Reynolds J. gent. 



425 



PARISHES, ETC. 



426 



Russell Thomas, esq. 
Russell Lieut. Colonel 
Ryland Samuel, esq. 
Shorthouse William, gent 
Smith WIdow,shopkeeper 
Smith Charles, gent. 
Taylor William, esq. 
Taylor James, esq. 
Taylor Samuel, farmer 
Taylor Sarah, gent. 
Taylor Thomas, builder 
Todd J. Grove, farmer 
Todd Mrs. victualler 
Undrell Joseph, farmer 
Watts John, horse dealer 
Whitaker Eliz. gent. 
Whitehouse Rich, farmer 
Wilmore Joseph, gent 
Wright Mrs. schoolmis- 
tress 

Moundsley Division. 
Bickley Isaac, farmer 
Brown Joseph, farmer 
Bushell William, farmer 
Bushell Joseph, farmer 
Buxton Richard, maltster 
Cerington Thos. farmer 
Cook George, farmer 
Cook Mary, farmer 
Cope John, roller 
Cope Thomas, farmer 
Dobbs T. vitroil maker 
Dudley Cath. farmer 
Edward Rev. Hugh 
Greaves Widow, farmer 



Green William, esq. 
Holmes Thomas, vict. 
Kendrick George, vict. 
Kimberley John, mason 
Lamb Richard, butcher 
Lea Richard, vict. 
Lester George, farmer 
Mason William, butcher 
Moore John, farmer 
Newton Matthew farmer 
Nichols John, farmer 
Palmer Seymore, farmer 
Pountney Thos. maltster 
Pountney John, farmer 
Pountney John, vict. 
Pretty William, farmer 
Pritchet Richard, farmer 
Reynolds Isaac, farmer 
Rogers John, farmer 
Rogers Thomas, farmer 
Saxelby Thomas, farmer 
Snape John, farmer 
Thopson John, glazier 
Timmins George, farmer 
Wakeman Benj. farmer 
Waldron Thomas, farmer 
Ward Tim. shoemaker 
W 7 heildon Francis, farmer 
Wheildon T.& R. farmers 

Rednall Division 
Attwood Mathias, esq. 
Bicknell J. C. farmer 
Cooper Richard, farmer 
Dutton Henry, tailor 
Ganderton James, farmer 



427 



PARISHES. ETC. 



428 



Green Joseph, farmer 
Green Joseph, maltster 
Homer William, farmer 
Hodgetts Charles, farmer 
Ingram John, farmer 
Ingram Joseph, smith 
Johnson James, farmer 
Johnson T. parish clerk 
Lee Joseph, bricklayer 
Merry Joseph, gent. 
Moss James, farmer 
Parkes G. wheelwright 
Peakman Wm. farmer 
Perry and Taylor, silver 

smiths 
Rew George, vict. 
Smith John, farmer 
Tabberner Benj. farmer 
Taylor J ames, farmer 
Weaver John, farmer 
Wilmore John, surgeon 

KINGTOX. 
Baker John, farmer 
Burford Elizabeth, vict. 
Curnack William, farmer 
Dyke Anne, farmer 
Haynes John, farmer 
Hemas John, farmer 
Laight Thomas, farmer 
SouthallRev. H. 
Southall John, farmer 
KNIGHTON 
AND NEWNHAM. 
Banks William, farmer 
Bboton Sainuel, farmer 



Brazier Thomas, farmer 
Busy Benjamin, farmer 
Butler William, farmer 
Crundell Joseph, farmer 
Davis Edward, farmer 
Davis Francis, farmer 
Draper Abraham, farmer 
Good Thomas, farmer 
Good Sarah, farmer 
Good Benjamin, farmer 
Handley Thomas, farmer 
Jones William farmer 
Jones James, farmer 
Knowles Stephen, farmer 
Lane Joseph, farmer 
Lells William, farmer 
Mapp George, farmer 
iMapp Stephen, farmer 
I Mound Thomas, farmer 
Nash John, farmer 
Phasey William, farmer 
Scarrat Thomas, fanner 
Smith John, farmer 
Swann Ephraim, farmer 
Taylor Thomas, farmer 
Wall Thomas, farmer 
Weaver Joseph, fanner 
Wheeler Vincent, esq. 
Wood Thomas, farmer 

KNIGHTWICK. 
Bell Rev. John 
Bishop Mary, farmer 
Butt John, farmer 
Burraston J. farmer 
Caswell Joseph, farmer 



429 



PARISHES, ETC. 



430 



Don£ Joseph, farmer 
Freeman Edward, esq, 
Holmes John, blacksmith 
Hyde Thomas, gent, 
Hyde John, farmer 
Starling Charles, miller 
Starling Eliz gent 

KYRE MAGNA 
Goode Thomas, farmer 
Hill Richard, farmer 
Jones Abraham, smith 
Patrick Samuel, farmer 
Pytts Mrs gent. 
Taylor John, farmer 

KYRE PARVA. 
Benbow H, farmer 
Benbo w J . shopkeeper 
Be van James, farmer 
Bowkett John, farmer 
Brazier Thomas, farmer 
Griffin John, farmer 
Hill Thomas, farmer 
Hyde Henry, farmer 
Hyde Mary, farmer 
Jordon John, farmer 
Spilsbury Francis, farmer 
Stinton John, farmer 

LEIGH. 
Attwood John, carpenter 
Bearcroft H, B. farmer 
Bearcroft Benj. farmer 
Bearcroft George, farmer 
Bellers James, farmer 
Bennett Mary, farmer 
Bennett John, farmer 



Birchley W. bricklayer 
Bradford Wm. farmer 
Browning Rich, farmer 
Burston John, farmer 
Cannaby J shopkeeper 
Cole John, farmer 
Coucher Thomas, farmer 
Couch er Martin, farmer 
Coucher R. collar maker 
Cowles Isaac, vict. 
Craddock Thorn as, farmer 
Day Henry, farmer 
Dee J. P. farmer 
Dodd Miss, gentlewoman 
Dowdiug Charles, esq. 
Dowding John, esq. 
Essex Joseph, farmer 
Finch Heniage, esq. 
Fowler Thomas, farmer 
Gabb John, tarmer 
Gabb James, farmer 
Gabb Benjamin, farmer 
Gardner Benj . farmer 
Gwiilam Richard, smith 
Hadland John, farmer 
Hadley Richard, miller 
Harris Thomas, farmer 
Hayes William, farmer 
Hill Robert, farmer 
Hooper William, farmer 
Hooper Sam. carpenter 
Hollows y, Wm. farmer 
Hughes William, farmer 
Jackson William, mason 
Jackson William, farmer 



431 



PARISHES, ETC. 



432 



Johnson Benjamin, esq. 
Jones Edward, farmer 
Jones John, farmer 
Jones Samuel, farmer 
Jones Richard, farmer 
Kemp Jonas, farmer 
Lamb J, farmer 
Morton .1 . farmer 
Meeks Edward, farmer 
Ness Thomas, farrier 
Page Henry , farmer 
Pillinger E. shopkeeper 
Ratcliffe Wm. farmer 
Rowberry Joseph, farmer 
Smith James, farmer 
Spencer William, tanner 
Stevenson H. B. gent. 
Tolley James, farmer 
Veal Thomas, butcher 
Williams Mr. gent. 
Winwood John, farmer 
Wood William, gent. 
Wood William, miller 
Wood vat t John, farmer 
Woodvatt Susan, farmer 

LINDOXS. 
Bank John Nott, farmer 
C art wright Enoch, farmer 
Cooke Charles, farmer 
Cowell Thomas, farmer 
Crane John, farmer 
Dodd Richard, farmer 
Dorrell James, farmer 
Eaton Joseph, farmer 
Edwards Joseph, farmer 



Edwards Wm. 'aimer 
Fidkin John, farmer 
Fidkin Ma ry , far m e r 
Griffiths William, farmer 
Harper Oliver, farmer 
Humphries Thos. farmer 
Lingen Francis, farmer 
Mapp Rich aid, farmer 
Mills Henry, farmer 
Xott Richard, farmer 
Xott John, farmer 
Port man Thomas, farmer 
Reynolds Peter, farmer 
Rogers John, sen farmer 
Rogers John, jun farmer 
Rogers Joseph, farmer 
Smith Samuel, farmer 
Spilsbury John, farmer 
Walker Edmund, vict. 
Wheeler John, farmer 
Whittingslow J. farmer 
Williams Thomas, farmer 

LIXDRIDGE. 
Adams Joseph, farmer 
Adams George, farmer 
Adams Allen, farmer 
Band Richard, miller 
Beddoes Thomas, farmer 
Boddenham Mary, farmer 
Bradley T. shopkeeper 
Flelloe John, wheel wright 
Gardner William, farmer 
( Hinton John, farmer 
; Knott William, cooper 

and farmer 
U 



433 



PARI§HB&, ETC. 



434 



Meakin Rev. Mr. 
Mills Richard, bricklayer 
Mound Wm. shoemaker 
Nott Ann, farmer 
Pitt John, farmer 
Pound Willi am , farmer 
Simmond;- Rich, farmer 
Simmonds F. shopkeeper 
Smith Sir William, Bart. 
Smith Sidney, esq. 
Strafford John, farmer 
Walker John, farmer 
Wall James, shopkeeper 
Wheeler John, farmer 
Wheeler H. farmer 
NORTH and MIDDLE 

LITTLETON. 
Ballard Edmund, farmer 
Ballard William, butcher 
Bridgwater Geo. farmer 
Brookes W. wheelwright 
Butler 'J . shopkeeper 
Carless Thomas, higler 
Coldicott Isaac, farmer 
Hemming- Wm. maltster 
Knight William, farmer 
Moore Richard, maltster 
Qsborn John, smith 
Pay ton Richard, vict 
Stephens Thomas, dealer 
Tregent and Smith, paper 
makers 
LITTLETON 
SOUTH. 
Carless Thomas* farmer 



Gibbs William, farmer 
Shute Rev. George 
Sibbaths Wm. farmer 
Smith George, farmer 
Toms John, gent. 
Wheeler R. farmer 
Wheeler William, farmer 

LONGDON 
BealeJ. schoolmaster 
Boulter Mrs. 
Brewer William, farmer 
Biookes Wm. shoemaker 
Crewe Rev. Charles 
Hatch William, farmer 
Higgens John, farmer 
Jennings Henry, farmer 
Jones Edmund, farmer 
Lord Joseph, farmer 
Mills Thomas, butcher 
Newman Sarah, farmer 
Pitt John, farmer 
Royer William, farmer 
Smith Henry, farmer 
Stone Edward G. esq. 
Symmonds Wm. farmer 
Thorley Charity, gent. 
Weeks William, farmer 
Wheeler William, farmer 
j White William, farmer 
White Elizabeth, farmer 
Wodley Mary, farmer 
Wood Joseph, shopkeeper 

LULSLEY. 
Done John, farmer 
Jones Samuel, farmer 




ffA' 



435 



PARISHES, ETC. 



436 



Jones John, farmer 
Jones Edward, farmer 
Presdee Thomas, farmer 
Racster John, farmer 
Racster Thomas, farmer 

L UTILE Y. 
Allchurch Thos farmer 
Burton John, farmer 
Darby David, farmer 
Eaton and Darby, millers 
Hawkeswood T farmer 
Higgs Benjamin, farmer 
Spencer T farmer & vict. 

MADDRESFIELD. 
Allen J H. esq. 
Beauchamp, Right Hon. 

the Earl of 
Clark Thomas, farmer 
Cowles Thomas, farmer 
Jefferys Rev. Mr. 
Lygon Hon. Col. Henry 

MP. 
Lygon Hon Col. E. P. 
Ricketts William, gent. 
Turnberrow J oh n, farmer 
Warren Francis, farmer 
MALVERN 
GREAT. 
Baker Mrs. C. 
Ballard Phillip, attorney 
Banford Thomas, farmer 
Bannister James, carrier 
Barber Richard, smith 
Barber John, hallier 
Baylis Thomas, farmer 



Beale Henry, surgeon 
Beard J. Belle Vue Hotel 
Bellers John, farmer 
Hellers John, jun. farmer 
Blake John, farmer 
Bos worth Joseph, farmer 
Brown Mrs. gent. 
Bullock Moses, farmer 
Bullock William, farmer 
Bullock John, farmer 
Campbell G. C. gent. 
Cann Thos. bricklayer 
Card Rev. Henry 
Caulfield E. T. gent. 
Cope Sir Jonathan, Bart. 
Dandridge Mary, gent. 
De Bourvilie Madam 
Deykes Samuel, gent. 
Downes Joseph, Foley 

Arms Hotel 
Ell George, farmer 
Fowler William, dealer 
George Thomas, smith 
Goodman B. schoolmaster 
Green away Rich, farmer 
Griffiths W. shopkeeper 
Hall Francis, farmer 
Harrison Wm. innkeeper 
Hartwright James, gent. 
II art wright J. jun, farmer 
Holl C. A. gent. 
Jones Edw. shoemaker 
Jones Thos. shoemaker 
Kerby Joseph, butcher 
Key James, shopkeeper 



437 



PARISHES, ETC. 



438 



Lane George, farmer 
Lashfprd J. shoemaker 
Lucas Thomas, grocer 
Lyttleton Lady 
Marsden James, gent, 
Mason Ann, gentle worn an 
Matthews John, farmer 
Matthews Samuel, farmer 
Matthews Wm. carrier 
Nash Samuel, farmer 
Need George, farmer 
Philpotts T. carpenter 
Plumer Mrs. gent, 
Probert John, victualler 
Probe rt Vaughan, gent. 
Ranee -Thomas, farmer 
Richards John, gent. 
Roberts Isaac, farmer 
Roe Samuel, vict. 
Silvester Miss gent. 

Simmonds glazier 

Solloway John, gent. 
Southall John, musician 

and librarian 
Stephens William, farmer 
Stillingfleet Mrs. gent. 
Stokes T, shopkeeper 
Thomas William, farmer 
Tilt Rev. William 
Wadley Edward, farmer 

Waldron- surgeon 

Wail William, esq. 
Weaver Charles, farmer 
West Thorn as, . es q . 
.Wheeler Allen, gent. 



Wilks Wm. hair dresser 
Wilson Captain, Edward 
Wilson John, farmer 
Yeend Laringe, farmer 
Young Edward, farmer 
MALVERN 
LITTLE. 
Clark Jeremiah, warrener 
Hatch John, farmer 
Price James*, farmer 
MALVERN 
WELLS. 
Benbow J . Ruby Cottage 
Davis Thomas, AVoodbine 

Cottage 
Essington Samuel, Hotel 
Lucy William, May Place 
Phillips J. Louth Lodge 
Steers William, Rock 

and Well House 
Stokes T. Regent Lodge 
Vaughan John, Vaughan 

Cottage 
Woody att Thos. Levant 

Cottage 
Wigram Sir Robt. Bart. 

M AMBLE. 
Benbow Edw. carpenter 
Blount Lady 
Burraston John, farmer 
Hadley George, farmer 
Hailes Ann, farmer 
Hailes Edward, farmer 
Hailes James, farmer 
Hanley Edward, farmer 



> 



m 

c ■ 

f 




439 



PARISHES^, ETC. 



440 



Holder Thomas, farmer 
Holt Thomas, farmer 
Mapp Geo. shopkeeper 
Mills William, farmer 
Owens John, farmer 
Owens Thomas, farmer 
Payne George, farmer 



Biddle Robert, farmer 
Bishop George, farmer 
Bradband William, farmer 
Butt John, farmer 
Cartridge Mark, farmer 
Crisp Thomas, farmer 
Dowding William, esq. 
Reynolds John, carpenter j Dowding Charles, farmer 
Simmonds Wm. farmer | Davis John, farmer 

Davis Daniel, butcher 
Downes John, farmer 



Turner Thomas, carrier 
Walker James, farmer 
Wheeler Edward, vict. 
Williams C. butcher 
MARTIN 
HOSSINGTREJL 
Bedford George, farmer 
Boaz Elijah, farmer 
Brewster Betty, farmer 
Curnock L. farmer 



Ennes James, farmer 
Footman J. shoemaker 
Gardner Edward, farmer 
Gardner Ed. Jun. farmer 
Gittens James, farmer 
Gold Susannah, farmer 
Harris Francis, farmer 
^Hickin John, farmer 



Doogood William, farmer, Hodges George, farmer 



Green James, farmer 
Lamb Thomas, farmer 
Penrice B. E. esq. 
Quarrell Joseph, farmer 
spencer J. shoemaker 



Holliday John, farmer 
Holmes Thomas, farmer 
\ Howell Daniel, vict. 
| Key Thomas, victualler 
; Kilson Thomas, farmer 



Thomas Richard, farmer Lench John, farmer 
Thorn ason Thos. farmer < Lench Thomas, farmer 



Williams Rev. George 
Williams James, esq. 
HARTLEY. 

Ad cock Edward, farmer 
Alklridge J . carpenter 
Alldridge Wm. carpenter 
Badger John, farmer 
Best Rev. Francis 



' Lewis John, farmer 
Merrick J. shopkeeper 
Mills William, farmer 
Morton Thomas, farmer 
Mann Edward, farmer 
Nash George, esq. 
Nurse Thomas, farmer 
FalmeivJames, farmer 



441 



PARISHES, ETC. 



442 



Pritchett Mary, farmer 
Rastell John, shopkeeper 
Rastell Sam. shoemaker 
Rastell Joseph, smith 
Rogers Arnold, tanner 
Rowley George, cooper 
Sanders Thomas, farmer 
•Smith Nathaniel, farmer 
Turley Jas sen farmer 
Turley . I as j u n farmer 
Turley Edward, farmer 
Turley Benjamin, farmer 
Turley Edward, cooper 
Watkins George, cooper 
White Benjamin, farmer 
Williams Rev R. 
Young Thomas, farmer 

MATHON. 
ArmishaSl John, farmer 
Bond William, farmer 
Bowers Edward, farmer 
Bowers Thomas, farmer 
Branch John, farmer 
Cok John, farmer 
Gwillam Thomas, farmer 
Hall John, farmer 
Har-court Thomas, farmer 
Hatton Thomas, farmer 
HattonThos Jun farmer 
Heming Richard, farmer 
Hill Richard, farmer 
Jones Widow, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Jones Wm. jun. farmer 
Kings Benjamin, farmer 



Lay ton William, farmer 
Layton Thomas, farmer 
Lloyd Mark, farmer 
Masters William, farmer 
Racster Mary, farmer 
Ravenhill Thomas, viet. 
Reece Rev. George 
Smith William, farmer 
Symmonds Wm farmer 
Woodyatt William, gent. 
Woody att J hos. farmer 
MLTTON. 
Near Breedon. 
Bartlett William, farmer 
Pike Aaron, farmer 
MITTON LOWER. 
Not included in Stourport. 
Bennett Thomas, vict. 
Broad John, farmer 
Bold Mary, gentlewoman 
Bates Wm carpenter 
Beard Elizabeth, owner 
Bayliss Benjamin, owner 
Crane Samuel, farmer 
Cole John, carpenter 
Cole Thomas, carpenter 
Caster John, tanner 
Corbet t Thomas, owner 
Chambers Michael, ma- 
chine maker 
Chambers Robt. machine 

maker- 
Drew Thos. boat builder 
Devilly Wm, carpenter 
Dickens John, gent. 



443 



PARISHES. ETC. 



444 



Dickens John jun. owner 
Foliott Mrs gent. 
Glover John, gent. 
Hip wood J. boat builder 
Hipwood T boat builder 
HarsnetMrs. wheelwright 
Higgens Joseph, owner 
James Harry, smith 
Jones Thomas, grocer 
Jones William, sail maker 
Jones J . severn captain 
Jeffs Thomas, carpenter 
Meredith John, vict. 
Mascfield Edw. chaise 

keeper 
Nichols Mrs. school 
Parr Mrs. farmer 
Price Herbert, owner 
Perks Win. stone mason 
Parker Zech maltster 
Rankin T. schoolmaster 
Robinson & Co. carrieis 
Ryan John, gent. 
Roberts Penelope, school 
Stanley Rev. Jacob 
Stringer John, jun. vict. 
Smith A. bricklayer 
Sheriff John, bricklayer 
Trow Wm. coal dealer 
Webb Thos.coal dealer 
Youngjohns Rd. coach 

prorpietor 
MITTON 
UPPER. 
Barnett Samuel, farmer 



Harrison Richard, vict. 
Housemau Thos joiner 
Moore Charles E gent. 
Mills William, gent. 
Southall Joseph, butcher 
Webster Augustus farmer 
NAUNTON 

BEAUCHAMP. 
Arnold Wm. shoemaker 
Copner Rev Cornelius 
Huband Thomas, farmer 
Hunt George, faimer 
Moore Mrs. farmer 
Ward David, farmer 

NETHERTON. 
Cooke Michael, farmer 

NEWLAND. 
Bennett Thomas, farmer 
Cresswell James, farmer 
Ciesswell Thos. solicitor 
Hill John, gent. 
Mordou M. vict. 
Reynolds Thos . farmer 
Stephens Wm. farmer 
Thomas Rd. farmer 
Win nail Thomas, farmer 

NEW BOLD. 
Fellows Robert, esq. 
Halford Thomas, miller 
Hands W 7 m sen. farmer 
Hands Wm jun. farmer 
Hutchins Edward, smith 
Jaques William, farmer 
Jaques Moses, farmer 
Jaques Jer. farmer 



445 



PARISHES, ETC. 



446 



Neal Thomas, vict 
Power Eliz. shopkeeper 
Sale Richard, farmer 
Salmon David, farmer 
Walton Richard, farmer 

NORTHFIELD. 
Adcock H. W. toy maker 
Allbutt James, smith 
Allen Benjamin, gent, 
Attvvood Matthias, esq. 
Avery William, esq. 
Badger William, farmer 
Ballard John, brickmaker 
Bate John, shoemaker 
Bingham James, gent. 
Bingham H. G. wine 

merchant 
Carpenter Charles, farmer 
Cottrell Robert, miller 
Davenport John, farmer 
DerricourtSamuel,farmeri 
Derricourt Joseph, farmer 
Edwards J. wheelwright 
Egginton Joseph, farmer 
Fallows Hannah, widow 
Fenwick Rev. T. J. 
Fielding John, farmer 
F'isher Thos. shoemaker 
Fisher Thomas, farmer 
Forman James, farmer 
Fox Joseph, dealer 
Greaves George, farmer 
Greaves Austin, farmer 
Green William, farmer 
Green Thomas, farmer 



Green John, farmer 
Green Joseph, farmer 
Grigg Samuel, farmer 
Grove Edw. brickmaker 
Grove Matthew, gent. 
Hadley Mary, farmer 
Harrison Rev. Mr. 
HarrisonWilliam, farmer 
Hart J. coach proprietor 
Heaton William, farmer 
Herps Thomas, farmer 
Hinton James, smith 
Hollis John, farmer 
Izons Thomas, merchant 
James William, & Co. 

coal merchants 
Lea George, carrier 
Lees John, farmer 
Manning T. buckle maker 
Middlemores Rd. farmer 
Millington John, farmer 
Moss John, farmer 
Moss Joseph, farmer 
Newell Richard, farmer 
Newell C. shoemaker 
Owen David, timber 

merchant 
Power Thomas, farmer 
Power W. R. farmer 
Price Thos. brickmaker 
Pritchard Thomas,farmer 
Richards Henry, farmer 
Rhoden Edward, farmer 
Robinson W, nail maker 
Rose Daniel, dealer 



44/ 



PARISHES, ETC. 



448 



Sergeant T. carpenter 
Shakespeare Rev. Mr. 
Smith William, vict. 
Smith John, boat builder 
Smith Widow, chandler 
Tay Tobias, butcher 
Taylor Joseph, farmer 
Taylor Isaac, farmer 
Tibbetts John, farmer 
Tibbetts William, farmer 
Ward Henry, farmer 
Watterson Joseph, smith 
Watterson 13 . wheelwrigh t 
Whitehouse J. maltster 
W r hitehouse Dan. farmer 
Whitehouse Isaac, farmer 
Willetts Thomas, farmer 
Willetts Joseph, farmer 
Williams Joseph, farmer 
Withers Thos. carpenter 
Withers Rob. carpenter 
Withers T. Parish clerk 
Withers George, vict, 

NORTH 

PIDDLE. 
Atkins Thomas, weaver 
Arden William, farmer 
Cottrill Robert, farmer 
Cowley Robert, farmer 
Ewins Edward, farmer 
Green Harry, farmer 
Handy Elizabeth, farmer 
Hancock Henry, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Morris John, farmer 

2 



NORTHWICK. 

Adams Elizabeth, miller 
Brain Joseph, farmer 
Mansell Ann, farmer 
North wick R.t. Hon. Lord 
Roushout Hon. Miss 
NORTON. 

Near Breedon. 
Botheridge Thos. farmer 
Dadfield William, farmer 
Higgens William, farmer 
Miles Richard, farmer 
Price John, farmer 
Quarrel 1 George, farmer 
Sowley George, farmer 
Swain John, farmer 
Woodward John, farmer 
NORTON. 

Near Kempsey. 
Aston Charles, farmer 
Boulter Mrs. farmer 
Brewer Miss, farmer 
Cle wer J ohn , farm er 
Coney Ann, farmer 
Griffiths Ann, faimer 
Harris Mrs farmer 
Hooke Thomas, farmer 
Hooke Benjamin, farmer 
Mathews Thos farmer 
Parker John, farmer 
Stanton William, farmer 
Walford Thomas, farmer 
Watkins William, farmer 
Yarnold Thomas, tanner 

W 



449 



PARISHES, ETC. 



450 



NORTON AND 1 
LENCHWICK, 

Ashmore Joseph, farmer I 
Cole R. wheelwright 
Harris Mrs.& son, farmers 
Lines Robert, carpenter 
Lunn Peter, farmer 
Lunn Robert, farmer 
Lunn William, farmer 
Lunn George, farmer 

Nicholas farmer 

Wormington Rev. Win. 

ODDINGLEY. 
Barnett John, farmer 
Barnett William, farmer 
Evans Samuel, gent. 
Harcourt Edward, farmer 
Marshall Thomas, farmer 
Nash Samuel, farmer 
Price Thomas, shopkeeper 
Waterson Joseph, farmer 
Williams Thos. farmer 

OLDBERROW. 
Cooke William, farmer 
Gilbert Thomas, farmer 
Green John, farmer 
Griffin Thomas, farmer 
Overton James, farmer 
Peshall Rev. S. D. 
Tipping Henry, farmer 
Wheeler Henry, farmer 

OFFENHAM. 
Brookes Francis, farmer 
Danter W. horse dealer 
Digby Rev. William 



Gibbs John, farmer 
Gibbs John, Jim. farmer 
Harris Wm, maltster 
Harris Michael, baker 
Jeffreys William, farmer 
Knight John, carpenter 
Knight Robert, victualler 
Lidsey Richard, farmer 
Phillips William, farmer 
Preedy W. F. esq. 
Rock Phillip, farmer 
Sheaf Thomas, farmer 
OLD 
SWINFORD. 
Addenbrook John, esq. 
Addenbrook John, Jun* 

iron master 
Attwood Aaron, esq. 
Bache Samuel, gent, 
Baynham William, vict. 
Bevington Mrs. gent. 
Bellamy H. pipe maker 
Biggs Dorothy, gent. 
Bird Joseph, maltster 
Blizard & Co. seminary 
Bos well Joseph, vict. 
Bowdler Sam. butcher 
Bowen John, shoemaker 
Brain Isaac, victualler 
Brettell James, victualler 
Brocksopp Benj. potter 
Brooks John, victualler 
Brooks Elizabeth,butcher 
Brooks William, vict. 
Clark Richard, victualler 



451 



PARISHES, ETC. 



452 



Coley Joseph, shoemaker 
Colev William, vict. 
Cooke Wm, seedsman 
Court Rich, auctioneer 
Cox Esther, victualler 
Deeley John, carpenter 
Ensell R. glass master 
Emerson T nail master 
Farmer Thos, maltster 
Fellows Joseph, miller 
Fisher James, head mas- 
ter of the Blue School 
Fletcher John, victualler 
Flovd William, farmer 
Foley Rev. T. P 
Foxall Joseph, victualler 
Gale George, victualler 
Gardener Thomas, vict. 
Grainger S. nail master 
Green Sam. shopkeeper 
Griffin John, farmer 
Griffiths E. nail master 
Hampton J nail master 
Hart William, shopkeeper 
Hawkeswood Charles, 

shopkeeper 
Haynes J. nail master 
PI ill Thos. Jun. esq 
Hill Francis, farmer 
Hodgson S spade maker 
Hodgson Mr gent 
Holt T. trace maker 
Jervis Captain Henry 
Jones William, vict. 
Jones Thomas, farmer 



jLawsonH. schoolmaster 
i Lewis Mrs. gentlewoman 
i Littlewood William,'trace 

maker 
Mil ward J. locksmith 
Xocke 8. schoolmaster 
Owen C. spade maker 
!Pardoe Jane, victualler 
Pargetor J. and T. nail 

masters 
Parkes Thomas, vict. 
Perkes William, vict. 
Perkes J. shopkeeper 
Perkes Wilton, butcher 
Perrins W. trace maker 
Peny W; nail master 
Richards Jas. nail master 
Richards Rev. John 
Rhodes G. spade maker 
Rogers Ann, gent. 
Round Joseph, victualler 
Simms J. music master 
Smith Robert, farmer 
Stanley William, vict 
Traunter John, victualler 
^'alters J nail master 
Witton John, victualler 
Wood T nail master 
Wood G spade maker 
Wooldridge Edward,anvil 

maker 
Wooldridge Eliz. vict. 
Wyatt W . pump maker 
Yardley John, farmer 
Yardlev Esther, vict. 



453 



PARISHES, ETC. 



454 



OMBERSLEY. 

Amphlett Thos. farmer 
Amphlett T. jun. farmer 
AmphlettRichard, farmer 

and maltster 
Armstrong Phillip, cooper 
Ball Wm. wheelwright 
Barnett S. schoolmaster 
Batchelor Edw. farmer 
Birch Samuel, farmer 
Boughton Edward, far- 
mer (Acton) 
Boughton Edward, far- 
mer (Hadley) 
Bourne Charles, smith 
Brighton Richard, vict. 
Brighton Edward, malt- 
ster and farmer 
Brook Nathaniel, draper 
Burrow Edward, farmer 
Burrow Thomas, farmer 
Burrow John, miller 
Burrow Sarah, farmer 
Cole William, smith 
Colley Richard, escj. 
Cook Richard, farmer 
Cook James, farmer 
Cox Rd wheelwright 
Dalby Thomas, farmer 
Dalloway William, 

schoolmaster 
DowdingRobt. farmer 
Downshire Most Noble 

Marchioness of 
Duggard Widow, farmer 



Evans Wm. bricklayer 
Gardner J. B. farmer 
Gardner Richard, farmer 
Gardner T. S. farmer 
Gardner J. II . farmer 
Gardner Thomas, farmer 
Gardner Widow, farmer 
Glasbrook Edw. farmer 
GoodwinEdw. shoemaker 
Grove Robert, farmer 
Harper Richard, farmer 
Hart! and John, farmer 
Hal ton Richard, farmer 
Higgs William, farmer 
Hobday Thomas, farmer 
Hollington Joseph, farmer 
Hope Joseph, butcher 
Hope George, shoemaker 
Jones William, farmer 
Lamb Susan, farmer 
Lawrence W. carpenter 
Lawrence W . miller 
Lightbourne Samuel 
Malpas Thomas, farmer 
Meadows Francis, farmer 
Moule Joseph, farmer 
Moule William, farmer 
Munn Thomas, farmer 
Munn John, farmer 
Nash Thomas, farmer 
Newey George, farmer 
Oakes J. stone mason 
Onley William, farmer 
Onley Edward, farmer 
Palmer M. shopkeeper 



4o5 



PARISHES, ETC. 



456 



Pasdoe John, farmer 
Pardoe James, farmer 
Partridge T. sen. farmer 
Partridge T. jun. farmer 
Patrick Samuel, smith 

b 80s ui. vict. 
Perks John, farmer 
Perry Richard, farmer 
Price Frederick, glazier 
Pritcbett Rev. John 
Pugh Edward, butcher 
Handle John, farmer 
Randle Joseph, farmer 



WinnaH John, farmer 
Wood John, f aimer (Syc- 

hampton) 
Wood John, farmer, (Ta- 

penhallj 
Wright Joseph, farmer 

ORLTON. 
Cooke William, farmer 
Davis Thomas, farmer 
Meredith Joseph, farmer 
Morris George, farmer 
Stinton Betty, farmer 
Teague William, farmer 



Roistons Thomas, farmer Tench Samuel, cooper 
Zanders John, jun. farmer OVERBURY. 



Birch Wm. shoemaker 
Cuff John, gent 
Darke Nathaniel, farmer 
; Hanley Francis, mason 
|Mann John 
'Martin Mr. surgeon 
I Moore F. schoolmistress 
Purser John, mealman 
Toliey Thos. jun. farmer Rawlins Mrs. gent. 
Tombs Thomas, farmer | Robinson E. paper maker 



Severn Ann, vict. 
Silvester W. A. fanner 
Sockett Rev. Thomas 
Soley George, farmer 
Taylor Mary, farmer 
Taylor Robert, farmer 
Toliey Richard,, farmer 
Toliey John, farmer 



Tracey Mary, farmer 
Tracey Samuel, baker 
Watkins John, esq. 
WatkinsJohn, sen. 
Whitney John, carpenter 
WhitneyWilliam, farmer 
Williams John, esq. 
Williams J. G. vict. 



Stephens Dean, mealman 
Waters Rev. E. P. 
Whitcombe W. maltster 
PAXFORD. 

Hodges John, farmer 
Martin farmer 



Xewitt Joseph, farmer 

Roberts farmer 

Wilson William, farmer j Roberts Thomas, farmer 
Winnall Thomas, farmer! Wells William, farmer 



457 



PARISHES, ETC. 



458 



PEDMORE. 

Amphlett John, gent. 
Biggs Thomas, esq, 
Blow Wm. wheelwright 
Clive Moses, vict. 
Enseil Sylvester, gent. 
Hawks wood R. farmer 
Philpot Rev Mr. 
Scott J. Edward, gent. 
Smith Nathaniel, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
Smith Mary, farmer 

PENDOCK. 
Clarke Adam, farmer 
Clarke John, farmer 
Clarke William, farmer 
Davis Rev. D. 
Dee John, farmer 
Fisher George, farmer 
Hartland T. shoemaker 
Hawkins John, farmer 
Heath James, smith 
Jackeman J farmer 
Lane Benj. shoemaker 
Sheen William, farmer 
Webb Thomas, cutter 

PENSAX. 
Bamford Edward, miller 
Boddington Edw. farmer 
Bray John, farmer 
Brock T. Clutton, esq. 
Clutton Mrs. Eliz. gent. 
Craddock J. & F. farmers 
Gough John, smith 
Lester George, farmer 



Mountford Wm. farmer 
Mountford Thos. farmer 
Palmer George, farmer 
Price Dorothy, vict. 
Rowlands Wrn. carrier 
Wan en Richard, farmer 
Warren W T iiliam, farmer 
Weaver James, joiner 
Wyke Stephen, farmer 

PENSHAM. 
Bedford Samuel, farmer 
Bright William, farmer 
George Edward, farmer 
George Abigal, farmer 
Graves John, farmer 
Jakeman Thomas, farmer 
Pitcher John, farmer 
Quarrell John, farmer 

PEOPLETON. 
Amphlett Joseph, farmer 
Boucher T. wheelwright 
Bake well James, farmer 
Dineley Rev. George 
Dineley Josiah, farmer 
Dineley Frederick, farmer 
Dineley Francis, farmer 
Dineley John, gent. 
Dineley Samuel, dealer 
Hart wright Geo. farmer 
Heynes Sarah, farmer 
Hogg John, farmer 
Rogers Thomas, smith 
Stanton John, miller 
Torres Nicholas, gent. 



459 



PARISHES^ ETC. 



460 



PJNVIN. 

Bay] is Henry, farmer 
Baylis George, farmer 
Day Henry, farmer 
Day William, farmer 
Ewins George, farmer 
George John, farmer 
Gibbs Benjamin, farmer 
Longford Thos. farmer 
Stinton Richard, farmer 
White William, farmer 

PIRTON. 
Bullock 1 homas, farmer 
Knight Susannah, farmer 
Proctor John, farmer 
Shepherd John, farmer 
Taylor George, farmer 
Woodward Geo. farmer 

POWICK. 
Addis Thomas, glazier 
Baker Fanny, farmer 
Barton Widow, farmer 
Batham Dr. Christopher 
Benbow Thomas, farmer 
Blew John, esq. 
Carless Walter, esq. 
Caswell John, farmer 
Caswell Edmund, ^nct. 
Constable H blacksmith 
Crane Samuel, esq. 
Crook John, esq. 
Dalby Thomas, farmer 
Denny Sir Edward, Bart. 
Denny William, esq. 
DeVismeAndrew, farmer 



Dudley William, esq. 
Edwards John, farmer 
Evans Richard, farmer 
Fidoe John, gent. 
Finch Mary, shopkeeper 
Finch Thomas, farmer 
Finch John, farmer 
Forrest Mrs. gen tie woman 
Goodyear John, gent. 
Gorle Richard, farmer 
Grainger E. schoolmaster 
Haines Thos. shoemaker 
Hart wright Wm. farmer 
Herbert John, farmer 
Herbert Edmund, farmer 
Herbert Martha, farmer 
Hide James, farmer 
Hill Richard, fanner 
Hopkins Mrs farmer 
Hussey Thos. shoemaker 
Hunt Robert, farmer 
Inns John, farmer 
Jolley James, farmer 
Jones James, farmer 
Jones William, farmer 
Lane Joseph, farmer 
Leech Thomas, farmer 
Leech Thos. jun. farmer 
Lewis Richard, farmer 
Mason John, farmer 
Mealy John, farmer 
Meyriek James, farmer 
Moore Mrs. vict. 
Newton Miss, farmer 
Nichols Thomas, farmer 



461 



PARISHES, ETC. 



462 



Nuttall Robert, esq. 
Partington Thos. farmer 
Prosser John, farmer 
Rainsfoid Ann, gent. 
Russell J, S. esq. 
Shallard Thomas, farmer 
Shepperd James, farmer 
Solloway Wm. farmer 
Steel Thomas, mason 
St. Aubyn Rev. Mr. 
Surman Robert, farmer 
Taylor Joseph, tailor 
Thompson Abraham, esq. 
Tombs Wm. carpenter 
Tompkins F. beast leech 
Tulley J. hop merchant 
Turner Samuel, farmer 
Turner James, butcher 
Twinberrow Mrs.' farmer 
Tyler James, farmer 
Wall Thomas, farmer 
Wall John, farmer 
Wall George, farmer 
Wattis James, farmer 
Williams Eliz. farmer 
QUEENHILL. 
Rateman William, farmer 
Binnall Wm. carpenter 
Cooper John, farmer 
Cowley Thomas, farmer 
Gray William, farmer 
Green John, farmer 
Lloyd Thomas, farmer 
Smith Joseph, farmer 



REDDITCH. 

Abbott Thomas, farmer 
Avery William, smith 
Balden Samuel, baker 
Bartlett William & Sons, 

needle makers 
Bartlett William, jun. 

needle maker 
Bartlett John, carpenter 
Bartlett S. dress maker 
BateT.&J. needlemakers 
Bayliss T. needle maker 
Boulter J. needle maker 
Boulton William & Son, 

needle makers 
Boulton R &Son, drapers 
Boulton Wm. butcher 
Boxidge John, tinman 
Bromley C. B. printer &c 
Brown Thomas, baker 
Brown Martha, school 
Carr Barnabas, butcher 
Chambers J as. plumber 
Chillingworth & Cooper, 

needle factors, &c. 
Clark Wm. carpenter 
Clark J fish hook maker 
Cooper J. fish hook maker 
Court Thos. watch maker 
Cox C. E. fishing tackier 
Cutler J. coal merchant 
Crow J . needle maker 
Davis James, saddler 
Davis Thomas, hallier 
Davis Joseph, shoemaker 



463 



PARISHES, KTC. 



461 



Field Wm. needle maker 
Field Thos. needle maker 
Field John, scourer 
Fowkes Thomas, vict. 
Fowkes J shoemaker 
Frances T. farmer, &c. 
Gibbs Wm. shoemaker 
Gittins John, carpenter 
Gould \V. needle maker 
GuardnerR. M. solicitor 
Hands Thomas, saddler 
Hemming R. and Son, 

needle makers 
Holyoake T. & J. needle 

makers and factors 
Holyoake B. needle maker 
Horton William, farmer 
Houghton M. needle ma- 
ker 
Hulme Rev Charles 
James J. fishhook maker 
Ireland Joseph, grocer 
Lea Rev. William 
Lewis J. smith 
Lloyd and Co. needle ma- 
kers 
Lowe John, grocer 
Mence John, victualler 
Mence Thos. post master 
Mill ward J. needle maker 
Mi 11 ward Henry, factor 
Mitchell William, factor 
Moore John, farmer 
Morris Edward, carpenter 
Parker John, grocer 
Peakman J. needle maker 



2X 



PerkesEdw. needle maker 
Perry Thomas, smith 
Pratt Alexander, surgeon 
Prescott T. needle maker 
Reading andTurner, nee- 
dle makers 
Rickards S. tinman 
Robinson John, carpenter 
Sarsons Benjamin, baker 
Sarsons Thomas, farmer 
Scambler Charles, baker 
Shakle John, tailor 
Shrimpton William, nee- 
dle maker 
Shrimpton Peter, needle 

maker 
Smallwood William, nee- 
dle maker 
Smith Thomas, butcher 
Smith John, farmer 
Sprigg William, draper 
Stephens Richard, farmer 
Steward Charles, saddler 
Swann Charles, factor 
Tandy T. needle maker 
Taylor Hugh, surgeon 
Trubshaw Charles, baker, 

draper and grocer 
Turner J. needle maker 
Vaughan Thomas, grocer 
Vincent Joseph, farmer 
Waring P. hair dresser 
Williams J. needle maker 
Williams T. needle maker 
Willis Herbert, victualler 
Wyers S. needle maker 



465 



PARISHES^ ETC. 



466 



Wyers Henry, plumber 
Yoxall W. fishing tackier 

REDMARLEY 
D'ABITOT. 
Aston Richard, farmer 
Bird Joseph, farmer 
Birt James, farmer 
Clarke William, farmer 
Commeline Rev, James 
Cooper Edward, farmer 
Davis Francis, farmer 
Fisher George, farmer 
Goode Thos shoemaker 
Hawkins Mary, farmer 
Hill Joseph, farmer 
Hooper William, farmer 
Jackeman Daniel, farmer 
Lutwytch Rich, farmer 
Meek Edward, farmer 
Pennell John, farmer 
Powell Jonas, carpenter 
Pugh A. shoemaker 
Redding William, miller 
Reeves Sophia, farmer 
Russell Thomas, farmer 
Shaill John, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
South Thomas, gaidener 
Stallard Joseph, farmer 
Stephens Joseph, mason 
Taylor John, farmer 
Walker John, farmer 
Whittle John, farmer 

RIBBESFORD. 
Creswell Joseph, farmer 
Edwards Thomas, farmer 



Frazier Wm, farmer 
Ingram Rev. Wilmington 
Jones Thos sen. farmer 
Jones Thos, jun. farmer 
Porter John, farmer 

RIPPLE. 
Adams Francis, farmer 
Allard Thomas, farmer 
Barnes John, farmer 
BaughRev J. W. 
Bennett George, butcher 
Best John, gardener 
Bird Phillip, carpenter 
Brunsden Charles, tailor 
Cam Henry, carpenter 
Carr Edmund, esq. 
Carr Captain Johu 
Cartridge Wm. farmer 
Castle Thomas, farmer 
Chandler Benj. butcher 
Davis Sam. sen. dealer 
Davis Sam. jun. dealer 
Dethendge Richard, ba- 
ker and farmer 
Dingley James, esq. 
Glover Susannah, farmer 
Gurney Wm. huckster 
Hall Sarah, farmer 
Hall William, iarmer 
Hatch Nancy, widow 
Hay Richard, shopkeeper 
Jakeman P. geese dealer 
Lane William, farmer 
Martin John, farmer 
Martin Paul, farmer 
Matty John, farmer 



467 



PARISHES, ETC. 



468 



Matty William, gent. 
Moore Thomas, farmer 
Nott William, farmer 
Parker Thomas, vict. 
Philpot Rev. H. C. 
Pratt John, farmer 
Price John, farmer 
Rickards John, farmer 
Rudge Wm. gardener 
Sealey Samuel, gent. 
Spencer George, farmer 
Thacker T. bricklayer 
Thould Samuel, farmer 
Walker John, farmer 
White Richard, farmer 
Wilkshire John, carrier 
Wilkshire James, carrier 
Wilmore Thos. gardener 
Williams George, smith 
Williams T. shopkeeper 
Willis John, gardener 
Yates Charles, gent. 

ROCK. 
Davis Rev. David 
Davis Rev. Thomas, Rock 

Academy 
Dipper Joseph, farmer 
Dorrell William, farmer 
Evans John, farmer 
Hall Edmund, shoemaker 
Lilley John, farmer 
Lowe Richard, butcher 
Wainwright John, farmer 
Wainwright Wm. smith 
Wheeler Edward, farmer 



ROUSELENCH. 

Bristow William, vict. 
Clewer Richard, butcher 
Cole John, farmer 
Frier John, shoemaker 
Gilbert Richard, farmer 
Gilbert William, farmer 
Haywood Wm. farmer 
Fleming William, smith 
Heming Ann, farmer 
Heming Thos. carpenter 
Lane Mary, farmer 
Partington James, farmer 
Partington J. sen farmer 
Perks William, farmer 
Vincent Thomas, farmer 
Williams Rev. Mr. 
Yeend John, bone setter 

RUSHOCK. 
Bellamy John, farmer , 
Bur foid Joseph, farmer 
Everton Thomas, farmer 
F! alien Rev. George 
Jackson George, farmer 
Lett John, farmer 
Lilley John, farmer 
Newry William, farmer 
Taylor Charles, smith 
Watkins John, farmer 

SALWARP. 
Ash win Richard, farmer 
Boaz George, farmer 
Brewster Betty, miller 
Bullock Lucy, smith 
Caswell Joseph, vict. 



469 



PARISHES, ETC. 



470 



Creswell James, farmer 
Gresley Phillip, esq. 
Hammonds Mary, farmer 
Ireland Thomas, farmer 
Milner Francis, farmer 
Muck low John, farmer 
Nash John, farmer 
Nichols William, miller 
Prescott George, farmer 
Price Thomas, farmer 
Smith Richard, farmer 
Stephens J. shoemaker 
Stokes Mrs . gentlewoman 
Sutton William, farmer 
Tandy Edward, farmer 
Vashion Rev. J, V. 
Wilson Samuel, farmer 
Wilson John, farmer 
Wilson William, farmer 
Wilson Matthew, farmer 
Womack Wm. farmer 
SAPEY 
PITCHARD. 
Andrews Richard, farmer 
Arden John, farmer 
Cheese Phoebe, farmer 
Downes William, farmer 
Downes Thomas, farmer 
Gardner Richard, farmer 
Perkins Thomas, farmer 
Perkins Thos . jun . farmer 
Rabb George, farmer 
Rea Benjamin, farmer 
Saunders Thos . farmer 
Seward James, farmer 



Walker William, farmer 
Watkins Thomas, farmer 
W T est Joseph, farmer 

SEDGEBERROW. 
Ash win Sarah, farmer 
Burrows William, farmer 
Cole John, pig dealer 
Grove John, farmer 
Ninde John, farmer 
Osborn John, farmer 
Roberts Rev. Jeremiah 
Sheaf Henry, mealman 
Stokes John, farmer 
Stokes John, smith 
SEVERN 
STOKE. 
Bay lis John, farmer 
Best Margaret, farmer 
Burrow Thomas, farmer 
Cotton William, farmer 
Deerhurst Rt. Hon. Lord 

Viscount, M. P. 
Doughty Thomas, farmer 
Griffiths Mrs. farmer 
Harris Thomas, vict. 
Hatch Francis, butcher 
Hobbs Richard, farmer 
Hobbs William, farmer 
Horniblow Wm. farmer 
Horniblow W. jun. farmer 
Horniblow Geo. farmer 
Martin Charles, esq. 
Newman John, farmer 
Newman Wm. farmer 
Rea John, gent. 



471 



PARISHES, ETC. 



472 



Rea Joseph, farmer 
Salmon Rev. Henry 
St. John Rev J. R S 
S ton all Mary, farmer 
Tibbott Edward, farmer 
Tibbott John, farmer 
White William, gent. 
White John, farmer 

SHAKENHURST. 
WiglevEdm.Meysey,esq. 

SH RAW LEY. 
Bateman Joseph, farmer 
Beach John, farmer 
Bourne William, farmer 
Bourne Sarah, gent. 
Brighton James, farmer 
Castle Thomas, tailor 
Cliff William, gent. 
Cook Thomas, farmer 
DevereuxEliz. butcher 
Dipple Ann, widow 
Ford Samuel, butcher 
Haywood James, farmer 
Houseman John, wheel- 
wright 
Houseman Thos. farmer 
Nash Rev. Slade 
Overton John, farmer 
Pickernell Thos. fanner 
Powick Edward, farmer 
Powick Sarah, farmer 
Rawlins David, farmer 
Rea John, weaver 
Robinson J. shopkeeper 
Sanders Edward, farmer 



! Smith Thomas, farmer 
j Still Samuel, carpenter 
Still William, farmer 
Wharton lUv Samuel 
Worming ton R. farmer 
Worminpton J woodman 
SHELbLEY 
BEAUCHAMP. 
Brazier John, farmer 
Bury Mrs. gentlewoman 
Collins John, farmer 
Crisp Mis. farmer 
Downes John, farmer 
Holder Richard, farmer 
Horton John, farmer 
j Moore Edward, gent. 
Morgan James, fanner 
Mountford Wm. farmer 
Napp F. schoolmaster 
Prichard George carrier 
Rick aids George, farmer 
Robinson Rev. Thomas 
Robinson Mrs. gent. 
Sant John, farmer 
Thomas John, gent. 
SHELSLEY 
KINGS. 
Bury Thomas, gent. 
Butler John, farmer 
Hill Thomas, farmer 
Hodges Robert, farmer 
Martin John, farmer 
Mountford Thos. farmer 
Pearkes Joseph, farmer 
Pearkes William, vict 



473 



PARISHES, ETC, 



474 



Sheargold Thos. carrier 
Smith Henry, shopkeeper 
SHELSLEY 
WASH. 
Gardner Thomas, miller 
Smith Edward, farmer 
SHERIFFS 
LENCH. 
Callow Thorn as , farmer 
Edwin John, farmer 
Quiney Henry, gent. 
Serjeant Wm. farmer 

SPETCHLEY. 
Berkeley Robert, esq. 
Berkeley Rob t. jun. esq. 
Leaclbetter W. steward 
Lycett Rev. Mr. 
Monslow J. smith 
Shuard Wm. carpenter 
Wheeler Thomas, farmer 
Wheeler William, farmer 
Wheeler John, farmer 

STANFORD. 
Bury Edward, miller 
Harris Thomas, farmer 
Ingram Rev. E. W. 
Webb Richard, farmer 
Winnington Sir Thomas, 
Bart, M. P. 

STAUNTON. 
Attwood Ann, widow 
Clinton William, farmer 
Davis James, farmer 
Fluck John, butcher 
Halford John , farmer 
Hawkins Thomas^farmer 



Hill Rev. Thomas 
Hooper Charles, farmer 
Lane Thomas, farmer 
Lane Mary, farmer 
Lane William, farmer 
Palmer John, farmer 
Shipston Joseph, farmer 
Walker John, faimer 
Walker John, jun. farmer 
STOCK 
AND BRADLEY. 
Barratt Mary, farmer 
Barley Armel, fanner 
Bolding Thomas, farmer 
Boulton William, farmer 
Burston Rd. shoemaker 
Brooks Henry, smith 
ChurchillClement,farmer 
Cook Thomas, farmer 
Cook William, farmer 
Cotttell William, tanner 
Court Rd. needle maker 
Davis Thomas, farmer 
Haden John, farmer 
Hemming James, farmer 
Hemming Joseph, farmer 
Penrice George, farmer 
Smitheringali W. farmer 
Timmings John, farmer 

STOCKTON. 
Bury William, butcher 
Chub Mrs. gentlewoman 
Cooke Charles, farmer 
Haywood John, smith 
Nott Edward, farmer 
Nott James, farmer 



475 



PARISHES, ETC. 



476 



Pearson Rev. Mr. 
Roberts William, carrier 
Tearne T. M. farmer 
STOKE PRIOR. 
Abbott Jeremiah, farmer 
Abbott Samuel, farmer 
Abbott Widow, farmer 
Allen John, farmer 
Allen Widow, farmer 
Allen Wm. shoemaker 
Ashfield William, farmer 
Ashmore John, farmer 
Ashmore Benj. farmer 
Ashmore Joseph, farmer 
Aston James, farmer 
Bennett William, farmer 
Blick Joseph, farmer 
Bonaker Widow, farmer 
Brooke Thomas, farmer 
Buggins T. sen. farmer 
Buggins T. jun. farmer 
Collett Thomas, surgeon 
Deakin Joseph, farmer 
Dowdeswell Rev. C. 
Featherston F. F. vict. 
Featherston F,W. farmer 
Gardner John, farmer 
Griffin William, farmer 
Guise Charles, farmer 
Hammond James, farmer 
Harris William, miller 
Harrison George, farmer 
Heath Thomas, farmer 
Heath William, farmer 
Heath John, shoemaker 



Hedges William, smith 
Hemming Thos. farmer 
Hill G. miller 
Hill John, farmer 
Hill Thomas, farmer 
Holden Richard, farmer 
Horton Thomas, farmer 
Horton Widow, farmer 
Jew William, farmer 
Jones Charles, farmer 
Jones Joseph, farmer 
King James, farmer 
Langs tone Jacob, farmer 
Mander John, joiner 
Nash Richard, farmer 
Niblett William, miller 
Page Joseph, sen. gent. 
Page Joseph, jun. farmer 
Page Thomas, farmer 
Pardoe Widow, farmer 
Pardoe Richard, farmer 
Parry Samuel, farmer 
Parton Charles, farmer 
Penn John, jun. farmer 
Penn John, sen. farmer 
Penrice William, farmer 
Perkins John, vict. 
Feirott Charles, farmer 
Rea Ann, farmer 
Rogers W. F. farmer 
Sanders Widow, farmer 
Ti minings Thos. farmer 
Ward Joseph, weaver 
Williams Richard, farmer 



477 



PARISHES, ETC. 



478 



STONE, 

Amphlett John, maltster 
Baynton Thomas, farmer 
Baynton Hannah, farmer 
Chillingworth S farmer 
Cooper Thomas, farmer 
Crump John, farmer 
Evans W. wheelwright 
Giles Edward, maltster 
Griffin Richard, maltster 
Harrison James, farmer 
Horn Isaac, tailor 
Jordan John, farmer 
Lane William, gent. 
Lea William, esq. 
Maddox Richard, farmer 
Martin John, farmer 
Morgan Rev. Thomas 
Pardoe Thomas, vict. 
Payn William, gent. 
Redfern Samuel, farmer 
Seagar W T illiam, gent. 
Seager Thomas, farmer 
Ward Nicholas, vict 
Williams Moses, butcher 

STOULTON. 
Acton Mrs. gent. 
Bayliss Mary, farmer 
Broom R. farmer 
Dyson Thomas, farmer 
Hemming Samuel,farmer 
Hemus Elizabeth, farmer 
Hemus i homas, farmer 
Hughes John, farmer 
Hutchinson Rev. Mr. 



Panting James, farmer 
Pratt John, farmer 
Tovey Mary, farmer 
Whitaker Thos. farmer 
Woodward Ann, farmer 
Woodward Thos. farmer 

STRENSHAM. 
Bell Thomas, farmer 
Bell J. farmer 
Briscoe William, farmer 
Chamberlain J. farmer 
Cowell John, farmer 
Firkins John, farmer 
Grove Rev. Mr. 
Grove William, farmer 
Hackett Benj. farmer 
Hitchins Thomas, farmer 
Lee Aaron, farmer 
Limbreck Wm. farmer 
Lloyd William, farmer 
Proctor Michael, farmer 
Roberts John, farmer 
Roberts Edward, farmer 
Turk Samuel, farmer 
Watkins John, farmer 

SUCKLEY. 
Adams Thomas, farmer 
Allies Edward, farmer 
Bough John, farmer 
Brazier William, farmer 
Bruton Thos. farmer 
Burrup Edward, farmer 
C ameron John, farmer 
Cartridge Wm. farmer 
Caswell Margaret, farmer 



479 



FAMISHES. ETC. 






Freeman John, farmer 
Garlick VI Euma 

Hill Joseph, nrmer 
is Rev. Joha 
Rev. C. 
Moseley Thomas, farmer 
Notf William, termer 
Oakley W .:mer 

Page Th Mnas, carpenter 
Perkes William, farmer 
Philpott Thomas, farmer 
Pre-dee William, farmer 
Robinson R^v. Mi 
Ski mei [ 

Spilsbury Wm. farmer 
Trehearne Sam. miller 

.".:->, farmer 
Walker Fanny. farmer 
Wail Thomas, farmer 
White Thomas, farmer 
Wilts John, farmer 
Woote d E J w a rd . butche r 

SUTTON. 
Amyes John, miller 
Baldwin Phillip, farmer 
Chambers Thos. farmer 
Davis Thomas, farmer 
Johnson W. sen. farmer 
Johnson \V. jun. farmer 
Owens R: U mer 

Robinson James, farmer 
Swann Charles, farmer 
Walker Charles,, farmer 
Webb George, farmer 
Winter George, farmer 

2 Y 



Yates William, ram 

TARDEB1GG. 
A 1 1 b D i : J o b n , far m e r 
Allbuti Richard, farmer 
D, farmer 
Allbutt Thomas, farmer 
Allen Thomas, farmer 
Ballard Thomas, rammer 
Bennett Richard, farmer 
B I a c k a U Rev. T h o m as 
Bradley Joseph, farmer 
Bradley William, farmer 

v John, farmer 
Carter William, farmer 
Cole William, fanner 
Danks Joseph, farmer 
Dnucombe Wm. fa: 
Harbridge Job:. 
Hartell William, fin 
Hemming Richard, g 
Hoi lis John, farmer 
J e If W i 1J i a m , farm e r 
Jelf Thomas, farmer 
Ingram Richard, farmer 
Ladbury Richard, farmer 
Lane John, farmer 
Lewis Thos. workhouse 
Millward William, farmer 
M/.eklow Henry, farmer 
Mucklow John, fanner 
Onion Abraham, farmer 
Penrice Roger, farmer 
Perkins John, farmer 
Plymouth Rt. Hon. the 
Eai 1 of, He well Grange 



481 



PARISHES, ETC. 



482 



Prestbury Wm farmer 
Steward Andrew, farmer 
Taylor Nathan, farmer 
Taylor Benjamin, farmer 
Turner Wm. Free School 
Wicksom Wm. farmer 

TEDDINGTON. 
Attwood Edward, farmer 
Attwood John, farmer 
Crees John, farmer 
Fluke Richard, farmer 
Tyler William, farmer 
Rimell John, farmer 
Vernon Samuel, smith 
White Joseph, farmer 

TEDMINGTON. 
Baylis Wm. butcher 
Penson William, farmer 
Shirley William, farmer 
Snow Rev.Thos. Lambert 
Stockley James, farmer 
Webb John, farmer 
TENBURY. 
Foreign. 
Adams William, farmer 
Barnes Richard, farmer 
Chilton Richard, farmer 
Clark John, farmer 
Davis Robert, farmer 
Hill Phillip, farmer 
Hill Matthew, farmer 
Jefferis William, farmer 
Moor John, miller 
Nichols James, farmer 
Pound Thomas, farmer 



Reynolds Sam. farmer 
Smith James, shoemaker 
Steward John, farmer 
Taylor Benjamin, farmer 
Waring James, farmer 
Wheeler Edw. solicitor 
Wheeler V. W. gent. 
THROCKMORTON. 
Chattaway Rich farmer 
Clemonts John, farmer 
Curtis Jane, farmer 
Partington Mrs. farmer 
Woodward Thos. farmer 

TIBBERTON. 
Allen J. shopkeeper 
Brooke Henry, fanner 
Col wall James, victualler 
Crump John, farmer 
Featherston James, coal 

merchant* 
Hartwright John, farmer 
Lloyd VVm. farmer 
Lloyd John, farmer 
Price John, farmer 
Smith Robert, farmer 
Wainwright Mrs. gent. 
Wheeler James, farmer 
Wilmot Charles, farmer 

TREDINGTON. 
Bennett John, baker 
Butler W. wheelwright 
Dudley William, farmer 
Fardon Thomas, miller 
Green William, farmer 
Hall William, farmer 



483 



PARISHES, ETC. 



484 



Heynes G. shoemaker 
Hopkins Rev. Thomas 
Kilby Richard, miller 
Laniley Sarah, maltster 
Lyne Robert, smith 
Neal Richard, pig dealer 
Power M. shopkeeper 
Rand John, victualler 
Rand Wm. butcher 
Rawlins John, mason 
Robbins John, mason 
Wells E. and W. farmers 
UPTON 
SNODSBURY. 
Barley John, carpenter 
Bullock William, farmer 
Bullock John, farmer 
Boyd Michael, farmer 
Chamberlain John, farmer 
Crisp John, farmer 
Cubberley Francis, farmer 
Davis Thomas, shoemaker 
Green Thomas, vict. 
Hemming Thos. farmer 
Hughes Thomas, farmer 
Nott Samuel, carpenter 
Pearce Ann, farmer 
Smith Samuel, farmer 
Wrighton Robert, farmer 
UPTON. 
WARREN. 
Arden James, farmer 
Bagnall James, farmer 
Bagnall Francis, farmer 



Cooksey and Simpson, 

ladies seminary 
Baker Thomas, farmer 
Band Francis, miller 
Biggs Rev. Mr. 
Edwards William, farmer 
Francis James, farmer 
Heath Edward, farmer 
Hide William, farmer 
Holmes Eliz. maltster 
James Charles, maltster 
Jervis William, farmer 
Paikes Thomas, farmer 
Pen-in s Thomas, farmer 
Powell Thomas, farmer 
Powell Benjamin, farmer 
Sim cox F. farmer 
Talbott John, farmer 
Tandy Mary, farmer 
Nickless J. gamekeeper 
Norton Richard, farmer 
Quanill William, farmer 
Wardell William, farmer 
Watkins Thomas, gent. 
Webster Wdliam, farmer 
WALCOT 

CUMMEMBRIS. 
Andrews Joseph, gardener 
Badger Thos. gardener 
Bradbury Edw. gardener 
Checketts John, farmer 
Cole Edward, smith 
Cole John, farmer 
Corbett Matthew, farmer 
Dance William, farmer 



485 



PARISHES, ETC. 



484 



Darke Richard; farmer 
Day Thomas, farmer 
Deakin Isaac, gardener 
Ewins John, gardener 
Fowler Michael, farmer 
Green John, pig dealer 
Harris Thomas, farmer 
Harris Samuel, miller 
Harris Wm, gardener 
Hawkes John, gent. 
Hitchings D. farmer 
Lockley John, farmer 
Lloyd Thomas, farmer 
Merrell James, farmer 
Mills Thomas, gardener 
Nickson Thos. gardener 
Osborne Thomas, farmer 
Osborne John, gardener 
Palfrey J. gardener 
Pardoe John, gardener 
Perkins John, gardener 
Purser Isaac, farmer 
SheervvoodWm. gardener 
Skinner Elizabeth, farmer 
Smithen Benj . farmer 
Stone John, farmer 
To vey William, farmer 
Tyler William, gardener 
Whitaker Thomas, gent. 
Woodward Joseph, gent. 
Woodward Thomas,gent. 

WARLEY 

WIGOM. . 
Adams John, clock maker 
Birch James^ farmer 



BloxcidgeRichard, farmer 
Brinton Benj. farmer 
Chambers Benj. farmer 
Chambers Isaac, farmer 
Clift George, farmer 
Good William, farmer 
Hanson Martha, vict. 
Haywood S. farmer 
Hodgetts Samuel, farmer 
Hodgetts J. schoolmaster 
Holloway Thos. farmer 
Hurley Joseph, vict. 
Johnson Widow, farmer 
Lewis Sam. nail master 
Miller Richard, farmer 
Mole William, farmer 
Newby Henry, farmer 
Paris Rev. Mr. 
Parkes Richard, farmer 
Parkes Mrs. farmer 
Powell Thomas, farmer 
Smith William, farmer 
Smith Nancy, farmer 
Thompson Samuel, vict. 
UnderhillWilliam,farmer 
Underhill W. jun. farmer 
White George, farmer 
Whitehouse Jos farmer 

WARNDON. 
Chance Edward, farmer 
Chance William, farmer 
Evans Thomas, farmer 
Ross Edward, farmer 
Trevis John, sen. farmer 
Trevis John, jun. farmer 



487 



PARISHES. ETC. 



488 



WASHBOURXE. 
1 Thomas 
Richard, baker 
Williams Richard, vict. 

WELLAND. 
Boulter Rev. Henry 
Bo Li 1 1 e r M rs . farm e r 
Bollock R. butcher 
ue John, miller 
n John, farmer 
Curtis Joseph, farmer 
Dee John, farmer 
Dunn Mrs. Ann 
Green Henry, farmer 
Green William, farmer 
Han cox Joseph, farmer 
Harris Richard, farmer 
Harris William, butcher 
Hemming Thos. farmer 
Jakeman J. shoemaker 
Kings Thomas, vict. 
Little John, farmer 
Mussell William, farmer 
Smith Johu, farmer 
Spencer John, farmer 
Turner C. farmer 
Twinberrow Wm. farmer 
Wenlock William, farmer 
Williams Mrs. farmer 

WHICHEXFORD. 
Allport William, tailor 
Ambrose James, farmer 
Amphlett Wm. farmer 
Badger Edward, farmer 
Blissett James, farmer 



Blissett William, vict. 
Bury John, farmer 
Clarke William, farmer 
Dance Jane, farmer 
Drinkwater Jos. farmer 
Gittins John, farmer 
Hodges Unett, farmer 
H olden Joseph, farmer 
Hill Robert, farmer 
Insoll Thomas, farmer 
Jones Shadrach, farmer 
Langstone Sam. farmer 
Lea Francis, farmer 
Lilly John, fanner 
Munn Edward, farmer 
Munn William, farmer 
Sprague Edward, farmer 
Stephens Francis, farmer 
Surman John, farmer 
Williams Francis, esq. 
WHITE LADY 
ASTOX. 
A 11 sop John, vict. 
Beauchamp Rev, Mr. 
Boraston Rev. George 
Byrd Samuel, farmer 
Cole William, baker 
Grove George, farmer 
Lock James, farmer 
Roberts William, farmer 
Ross George, farmer 
Ross Joseph, farmer 
Taylor William, farmer 
White James, baker 
White Elizabeth, farmer 



498 



PARISHES, ETC. 



490 



WHITLEY 
GREAT. 

Bunce Thos. & Jos. vict. 

Hundred House Inn 
Church John, gent. 
Foley Rt. Hon. Lord 
Griffiths John, farmer 
Horton J. butcher 
Mann Prett, 'surgeon 
Mills James, farmer 
Palmer James, shopkeeper 
Pratt Jane, gent. 
Rickards James, gent. 
Rowley Thomas, farmer 
Smith Thomas, farmer 
South all Eliz. farmer 
White James, farmer 
White Catharine, gent. 
WHITLEY 
LITTLE. 
Croft Edward, farmer 
Evans John, farmer 
Foley Rev. Mr. 
Ford William, farmer 
Mills Joseph, keeper 
Mills Joseph, jun. farmer 
Pickernell Thos. farmer 
Southall John, farmer 

WICK. 
Abel George, farmer 
Abel Stephen, farmer 
Hudson J. esq. 
Hudson Henry, esq. 
Hughes William, farmer 
Pearce Joseph, bailiff 



Pinnock Mary, widow 
Saloway Thomas, farmer 
Taylor Wm. wheelwright 
Wheeler Wm. farmer 
Woodward John, farmer 

WICKHAMFORD. 
Kent John, farmer- 
Robins William, farmer 
Sawyer Albert, farmer 
Taylor John, farmer 
Taylor Thomas, farmer 

WOLVERLEY. 
Addenbrook and Co. iron 

masters 
Albutt Thomas, tailor 
Bayliss J. wheelwright 
Billingsley Simon, farmer 
Boucher William, farmer 
Boucher D. shoemaker 
Box George, vict. 
Broad Charles, farmer 
Cook Joseph, farmer 
Crane Thomas, farmer 
Crump Rev. Mr. 
Dobson Timothy, carpet 

manufacturer 
Edmonds John, farmer 
Edmonds J. jun. farmer 
Edmonds Benj. farmer 
Giles Samuel, butcher 
Gordon George, farmer 
Gray Catharine, huckster 
Hancox Wm. iron master 
Harden William, farmer 
Hawkins Edward, smith 



491 



PARISHES, ETC. 



492 



Hollings Richard, farmer 
Hoi lings John, vict. 
Hoult Widow, farmer 
James John, smith 
King Richard, butcher 
Knight & Co. iron masters 
Knight John, esq. 
Lavender Widow, school 
Lightbourne J . baker 
Lythall Win, shoemaker 
Lythall Benj. shoemaker 
Morris John, farmer 
New Widow, farmer 
Newry William, farmer 
Palmer Thomas, farmer 
Palmer John, farmer 
Partridge John, bailiff 
Read John, farmer 
Smith Joseph, esq, 
Spilsbury Richard, farmer 
Stringer Thomas, vict. 
Talbott Mrs. farmer 
Trow William, farmer 
Waldron Widow, miller 
W T ilkes Thomas, farmer 
Wilson John, farmer 
WYBE 
PIDDLE. 
Bamford William, farmer 

Beecroft farmer 

Bentley Mr. gent. 
Howse John, farmer 
Melen John, vict. 
Millward Wm. tailor 
Ruston John, vict. 



Wagstaff Thomas, farmer 
WagstaffWilliam, farmer 
Wagstaff Kobert, farmer 
Watkins John, smith 

YARDLEY. 
Adams J. wheelwright 
Adams Samuel, smith 
Amos John, farmer 
Avery Jos. Jun. farmer 
Baldwin Edw. farmer 
Bateman Thos. surveyor 
Beach Thomas gent. 
Bedford Thomas, gent. 
Biddle Samuel, farmer 
Biddle Joseph, chemist 
Biddle Richard, farmer 
Biddle Edward, farmer 
Bingham Samuel, farmer 
Birch John, maltster] 
Birkett Henry, gent. 
Blount John, surgeon 
Bradnack Isaac, farmer 
Briscoe Richard, farmer 
Biiscoe John, farmer 
Brookhouse Nat. farmer 
Brown A, schoolmistress 
Bullivant John, farmer 
Bullivant A. farmer 
Bullivant Joseph, farmer 
Burkinshaw Rich. gent. 
Butcher William, vict. 
Butler William, farmer 
Causer Ann, farmer 
Chambers B. farmer 
Chambers Wm. farmer 



493 



PARISHES, ETC. 



494 



Chilwell Christ, farmer 
Clark Charles, gent. 
Colmore Thomas, gent 
Cook Benj. brass founder 
Cox William, gent. 
Cross William, gent. 
Crow Mary Ann 
Davis John, victualler 
Davis Joseph, smith 
Deakin John, farmer 
Dipple John shoemaker 
Dolphin John, gent. 
Dolphin John, jun. gent. 
Dunn Ann, farmer 
Dunkenson Edw. miller 
Dyott Joseph, esq. 
Edwards John, farmer 
Edwards J .wheelwright 
Fell Rev. Joseph 
Fell John, farmer 
Freeman Joseph, farmer 
Goodrick William, gent. 
Gossage Wm. farmer 
Grant Daniel, gent. 
Green way Wm. farmer 
Guest John, whitster 
Guest Joseph, baker 
Guest Samuel, whitster 
Guest John, jun. maltster 
Gwilt Thomas, farmer 
Harrison Samuel, farmer 
Hawkins William, vict. 
Hayes James, gent. 
Haywood Thos. maltster! 
Heath Abraham, farmer 



Heath Thomas, maltster 
Hedges Thomas, grocer 
Hemus William, vict. 
Hipkiss Mary, farmer 
Holloway Robert, farmer 
Holloway Mary, school- 
mistress 
Holt John, farmer 
Homer Henry, farmer 
Hopkins James, farmer 
Hopkins Thomas, farmer 
Hopkins Charles, farmer 
Hopkins A. maltster 
Hopkins Alice, farmer 
Hopkins John, farmer 
Hopkins Daniel, farmer 
Horton William, farmer 
Horton W. timber dealer 
Hughes Benjamin, factor 
Jaeger J. H. schoolmaster 
Jennings Benj. farmer 
Jennings Isaac, butcher 
Jones William, farmer 
Kemp Richard, vict. 
KennedyGeorge, surgeon 
Key Widow, huckster 
King Thomas, farmer 
King William, farmer 
Lea William, bricklayer 
Litchfield Wm. farmer 
Lucock Thos. bricklayer 
Lyndon William, farmer 
Madeley William, farmer 
Manning John, farmer 
Mansfield Wm. farmer 



495 



PARISHES, ETC. 



49(5 



Mansfield Mary, farmer 
Marston William, farmer 
Mason William, tailor 
Mathew Wm. carpenter 
Meredith R. wheelwright 
Minchull Geo. toy maker 
Moss William, farmer 
Muchall Rd. merchant 
Nash John, victualler 
Osbourne Joseph, farmer 
Palmer John, tailor 
Palmer Thomas, tailor 
Parkes George, farmer 
Pemberton Thos. farmer 
Priest Mary, farmer 
Rabone John, farmer 
Rabone James, smith 
Reeves Joseph, farmer 
Reppington Robt. farmer 
Reynolds Geo. maltster 
Richards Joseph, gent. 
Robins Ann, brickmaker 
Rogers Alice, farmer 
Rushton Eliz. farmer 
Russell Mr. gent. 
Salmon Thos. ironmonger 
Salmon Richard, gent. 
Scotton Thomas, farmer 
Scudamore Thos. farmer 
Shaw Richard, miller 
Sims William, gent. 
Sivetter Joseph, miller 
Smallbrook John, maltster 
Smallbrook John, jun. 

maltster 
Smith William, miller 
2 



Soloman A. gent. 
Steedman Benj. farmer 
Stephens George, farmer 
Swinburn B. schoolmis- 
tress 
SwinbumE schoolmaster 
Syers Robert, farmer 
Tabberner Ann, miller 
Taverner William, vict. 
Taylor Robert, farmer 
Taylor Thomas, maltster 
Taylor John, farmer 
Taylor Henry, huckster 
Terry Isaac, farmer 
Thickbroom Mary,farmer 
Thornton Sam. maltster 
Todd Moss, farmer 
Tomlinson John, maltster 
Turner Joseph, farmer 
Tutin Richard, butcher 
Vyse Rd. schoolmaster 
Underhill Richard, gent. 
Waldron Thos. huckster 
Walker William, farmer 
Waterhouse Wm. farmer 
Ward John, farmer 
Webb Joseph, whitesmith 
Welch Lovelace, gent. 
Welch Henry, farmef 
WickensE. schoolmistress 
Williams Widow, farmer 
Willington Jos. farmer 
Wells William, maltster 
Wright John, farmer 
Yates Charles, maltster 
Yeomens John, farmer 
Z 



497 



3&nnoba!s in tfie ®ftj> anir Sbufrotfaf of 
3Storctsttr\ 



Ballinger John, Maltster, Quay-street 
Bentley George, Auctioneer, Foregate-street 
Car den Thomas, Esq. Paradise-row, Ty thing 
Garden George, Clerk to the Commissioners of 

Taxes, and Agent to the Phoenix Fire Office, 

Savings Bank 
Clifton Henry, Proctor, College-green 
Corles Captain, College-yard 
DeCourcey Patiick, Solicitor, Bridge-street 
D'Egville Mr. Tything 
Doughty Thgmas, vict. Dog and Duck, Garden* 

market 
Higgs William, Auctioneer, Foregate-street 
Hughes Thomas, Cashier, Old Bank 
Humphrys Alexander, Academy, Butts 
Newman John. M. D. Tything 
Ridler John, Guildhall Coffee-house 
Sandford William, Surgeon, Rainbow-hill 
Taylor John, vict. Boat, Lowesmoor 
Wheeler Rev. Allen, College-green 
Wilkins William, Organ Builder, Broad- street 

New Residents. 
Bevan and Powell, Straw Hat Makers, Broad- st. 
Davis William, Liquor Merchant, Mealcheapen-st. 



498 ADDENDA. 

Hill George, Diaper, Cross 

Lombe W. H. Bookseller, High-street 

Lewis David, M. D. College Yard 

Munn Ali, Apothecary, Sidbury 

Newman Josiah, gent. Foregate-street 

Newport J. W. Esq. Ty thing 

Newport William, Coach Maker, Tything 

Newton Edward, Tallow Chandler, Broad-street 

Powell Joseph, Grocer, Corn-market 

Prowett R. and S. Booksellers, High-street 

Silvester John, Millwright, Lowesmoor 

Sill Mr. Sansom-street 

Summerfield John, Upholsterer, Bridge- street 

Tindall Captain, Commandry, Sidbury 

Weston Mrs. Academy, Sidbury 

Names accidentally Omitted. 

Dods Adam, M. D. (omitted in list of Physicians) 
Jones Thomas, S. Master of the National School, 

Frog lane 
Kite Benj. Three Tuns, Salt lane 
Orange Mrs. Harriet, gentlewoman, Hartlebury 
Perrott Charles Wigley, Esq. Fladbury 
Pointon James, Pavior, Henwick 
Stretch T. B. (omitted in list of Schools.) 
Wakeman Mrs. Mary, gentlewoman, Little Malvern 
Wali Samuel, Esq. Hallow Park 
Watkins Thomas, vict. Black Horse, Lowesmoor 
Webb Thomas, Esq. Alstone 
Welch William, Esq. Hawford 



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CABINET MAKER, 

(Successor to Mr. Timings,) 
95, HIGH-STREET, WORCESTER, 

AGENT 

TO THE 

p^nixjf itt Assurance Cmitpani), 
Mention. 



D. C. begs leave earnestly to recommend his 
Friends to avail themselves of the protection afford- 
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ravages of Fire, which in a few mqments may lay 
waste the fruits of a whole life of Industry and Care. 

Farmers and other persons interested in Agricul- 
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Insurances are effected by the Phoenix Company 
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